Rouen: activists from Reconquest, Patriotes and Standing France march against the ZFE

A few days after a vote in the National Assembly that could lead to the disappearance of areas with low mobility emissions, activists from three extreme right-wing parties marched in Rouen (Seine-Maritime) this Saturday, March 29 to call for the repeal of the ZFE.

Mayor of Rouen and president of the Métropole, Nicolas Mayer-Rossignol welcomed the success of his ZFE and opposed their abolitions.

Debate in committee at the National Assembly, the amendment of an RN MP to remove the ZFEs strongly reacts the mayor and president of the Métropole de Rouen.

On 8 April, MEPs may be going to bury the ZFE (low-emission zone). In committee and against the government's opinion, this mechanism has already been abolished. The Lyon Metropolis is one of the territories that have set up a ZFE and are planning to develop it with the ban on diesels in [...] The article "The ZFE is not a totem in itself, it is a tool", says Vinciane Brunel (EELV) appeared first on Lyon Capitale.

While the Low Emission Zones (LEZs) are on the wheel, the president of the Grand Annecy, Frédérique Lardet, says her "total incomprehension" in the face of this shift. In her view, abandoning the measure would make her Agglomeration lose, which has just set up its ZFE, 1 million euros of public money.

Low emission zones in France are deepening social inequalities – say French parliamentarians and want them abolished. Polish cities are going in the opposite direction and are stubbornly fighting to introduce them. On March 26, a special committee in the French parliament debated amendments to the so-called act on simplifying economic life. The amendments voted on by it assume the abolition of low emission zones (ZFE), the equivalent of Polish c…