Milan Enforce Three Days Without Vehicle

Air pollution comes from motor vehicle emissions increasingly worrying. Various means adopted to reduce the impact of carbon emissions, one of which is a day without motor vehicles.

In Milan, Italy, the local government imposed a ban on the entire vehicle for three days from December 28 to 30 to come between 10 am and 4 pm. During this period, all residents are prohibited from driving on the streets of the fashion capital.

"In the midst of pollution emergencies like this, we can not act indifferent," said the Mayor of Milan, Giuliano Pisapiain the BBC extracted by Carscoops, Saturday (12/26/2015).

As a solution, the government mobilized public transportation for people's mobility. Tariffs charged for public transportation at 1.5 euros.

Milan became the most polluted cities and has the worst smog in Europe since 2008. As in the Italian capital, Rome, local authorities imposed a vehicle-free zone.

Action ban on the circulation of vehicles also occurred in other countries. China, for example, has just issued a driving ban for half the number of vehicles in Beijing is based on odd-even license plate numbers. Meanwhile, the Supreme Court of New Delhi in India banned the sale of diesel cars for a while.

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