Scottish drivers heading over to France for a holiday have been warned they could be at risk of a £114 fine.
In a bid to lower emission levels, the French Government introduced 'clean air stickers' as a legal requirement in major cities.
As the Express reports, the Crit’Air vignette can identify a petrol or diesel vehicle’s emissions levels as well as restrict access to improve quality, in some cases. Without one, drivers could be fined up to €135 (£113.91).
