Holidaymakers travelling to France this summer have been warned they need to abide by strict clean air laws.
Drivers entering clean air zones in France need to display a sticker showing what emissions their vehicle produces, even if they've been driven from a different country. Motorists who who fail to show this could be hit with a £58 fine if they are caught.
The French government introduced the system, called Crit'Air, to reduce harmful vehicle emissions in areas where air quality is poorest. If you are driving through any of these zones, a Crit’Air sticker should be affixed to the right-hand side of the car’s windscreen and should be clearly visible at all times - as Mirror Online reports.
