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Would you be surprised if it rained?
People have been talking about emissions zones coming into force since at least 2010. If you live near a large city in Europe you should expect to be within an emissions zone at some point in the next 5yrs paying a charge similar to the inflation linked cost of the original congestion charge fee.
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I’m in Northern Ireland. No word of them here - yet. We don’t have the infrastructure for electric cars here as yet either. I’m in a town of around 50,000 people and there are about six public charging points - and that’s a lot compared to other places.
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I wouldn’t be surprised if it rains, we get plenty. Maybe a surprise for you?
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If you live near a large city in Europe you should expect to be within an emissions zone at some point
Various small French towns have just outright banned highly polluting cars.
Rouen is about 100k people and you now can’t drive a diesel pre 2006 at all and from Jan it’s pre 2011 I think.
It’s right on the route to Le Mans from the tunnel so the villages around are going to be treated to lots of noisy old British cars passing through now.
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Hefty
£350 a month would be a surprise to me and not a good one - my pockets wouldn’t hold out to that!