To enter low-emission zones in cities it is necessary to...
Traffic rules
Access to low-emission zones depends on the environmental label that the DGT assigns to each vehicle according to how much it pollutes. It is not mandatory for the vehicle to be ZERO emissions; it is enough to have the environmental badge that authorizes entry into those zones.
Explanation
Access to low-emission zones
In cities there are **low-emission zones** where the aim is to reduce **smoke and pollution** as much as possible. To achieve this, only vehicles that **pollute less** are allowed to enter.
The **DGT** classifies vehicles according to how much they pollute and assigns them a **colored environmental label**. Thanks to this label, you know **whether your car can enter** those zones or not.
The **CERO label 🔵** is the one that **pollutes the least**. It is the most advantageous and allows **unrestricted** access to any low-emission zone.
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