Talk Morgan Forums Community The Malvern Arms Emissions Cert re French Travel

"For Grenoble and Lyon, no exceptions have been planned for old-timers yet, according to a source by the local prefectures. It was even stressed that old-timers will be charged if they drive in the environmental zone of Lyon or Grenoble in case of a pollution peak. This is particularly problematic, since highways driving to the south of France cross through the zone of Grenoble."

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"The rules for old-timers are not settled at the national level, but are different for every environmental zone.
French drivers can prove that their car belongs to the “old-timers” category with the mention “véhicule de collection” under the letter “Z” on the registration certificate.
In the other European countries, this mention can be found under the line “specific”. The special remarks and specificities are written in this section.
The classification of the vehicle as “old-timer” must be proven with the registration certificate in any case. However, the capacity of the police to recognize the different designations for “old-timers” in different languages remains questionable."