Crit Air

[The Flute]

Off to France soon in 4.5 ton MoHo do I need a Crit Air and how do I apply. Can only find one for less than 3.5 ton??
Thanks

 

[The Nomad]

If you use the search facility you'll bring up plenty of previous threads containing all that information.

 

[The Flute]

If you use the search facility you'll bring up plenty of previous threads containing all that information.

Tried Cri't air and Crit air nothing comes up???

 

[Podney]

If you type in Crit Air,that works.

 

[Tykatem]

This is the site you require...........

https://www.certificat-air.gouv.fr/en/

Pete

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[dabhand]

Type crit into search box or here
https://www.motorhomefun.co.uk/forum/threads/crit-aire-certificate-arrived-quickly.169442/
For forum threads

 

[Podney]

If you type in Crit Air,that works.

 

[peterc10]

And you can get them for vehicles heavier that 3500Kg. I got one for my 4500 A class without any problems, using the official site that is linked to in post #5

 

[funflair]

My interpretation is you only need one for Paris inside the peripherique so don’t worry.

Martin

 

[The Flute]

My interpretation is you only need one for Paris inside the peripherique so don’t worry.

Martin

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[funflair]

going to euro Disney

Miles outside the Peripherique.

Martin

 

[Deneb]

My interpretation is you only need one for Paris inside the peripherique so don’t worry.

Martin

No, used to be central ZCR zones within four French cities, but is expanding significantly to include regional ZPA zones that can be activated at any time in case of high air pollution readings or poor weather. ZPA zones include autoroutes passing through them and are expanding rapidly across the country.

ZPA restrictions will be broadcast on local radio stations and can change daily, which is not very helpful for us foreign types. The whole thing is becoming quite messy and complex.

https://www.crit-air.fr/en/informat...tal-zones-zcr/french-environmental-zones.html

Edit: Not sure where EuroDisney is as I have no intention of ever going near it, but the Paris ZPA zone area can be seen here along with daily updates on current restrictions to traffic:

https://www.crit-air.fr/nc/en/infor...h-environmental-zones-zcr/paris-zone-zpa.html

 

[funflair]

No, used to be central ZCR zones within four French cities, but is expanding significantly to include regional ZPA zones that can be activated at any time in case of high air pollution readings or poor weather. ZPA zones include autoroutes passing through them and are expanding rapidly across the country.

ZPA restrictions will be broadcast on local radio stations and can change daily, which is not very helpful for us foreign types. The whole thing is becoming quite messy and complex.

https://www.crit-air.fr/en/informat...tal-zones-zcr/french-environmental-zones.html

Edit: Not sure where EuroDisney is as I have no intention of ever going near it, but the Paris ZPA zone area can be seen here along with daily updates on current restrictions to traffic:

https://www.crit-air.fr/nc/en/infor...h-environmental-zones-zcr/paris-zone-zpa.html

Yes there are a few ZCR zones now, what I should have said was that the only ones with any restrictions currently are Paris inside the peripherique and Grenoble for goods delivery by motorcycle in Class 0 strangely enough, if you download the "Green Zone" app it gives you up to date information about both ZCR and ZPA zones.

Martin