Crit Air sticker for French autoroutes?
Discussion
Hi,
I’ve googled this a little but am not 100% clear - in a couple of weeks I’m driving to Andermatt in Switzerland for a couple of days. Do I need a crit air sticker for France on the basis I’ll be sticking to the autoroutes I.e. not going into city centres?
I’m doing a similar thing in September which will see me in France for 10 days but at no point do I intend being anywhere larger than Beaune and driving around Grenoble to get to Provence (via scenic route obvs)
It’ll be two different cars so I’d rather not buy twice. Or at all tbf. Vignette is sorted for the Swiss trip.
Thanks
I’ve googled this a little but am not 100% clear - in a couple of weeks I’m driving to Andermatt in Switzerland for a couple of days. Do I need a crit air sticker for France on the basis I’ll be sticking to the autoroutes I.e. not going into city centres?
I’m doing a similar thing in September which will see me in France for 10 days but at no point do I intend being anywhere larger than Beaune and driving around Grenoble to get to Provence (via scenic route obvs)
It’ll be two different cars so I’d rather not buy twice. Or at all tbf. Vignette is sorted for the Swiss trip.
Thanks
The RAC says:
https://www.rac.co.uk/drive/news/motoring-news/law...
We've always had the stickers on the cars, but I don't think we've ever been checked.
My understanding is it's for zones within the listed cities, not Autoroutes...but I'm no expert. Even if needed you'd be the unluckiest person in the world to get copped on an Autoroute!
https://www.rac.co.uk/drive/news/motoring-news/law...
We've always had the stickers on the cars, but I don't think we've ever been checked.
My understanding is it's for zones within the listed cities, not Autoroutes...but I'm no expert. Even if needed you'd be the unluckiest person in the world to get copped on an Autoroute!
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