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Grenoble

Run by Grenoble-Alpes Métropole

You need a Crit'Air 3 sticker or cleaner

This applies to every vehicle type the source covers here.

As of 1 August 2026

What you need, by vehicle

Your vehicleWhat you needWhen it applies
Vans up to 3.5tCrit'Air 3 or cleaner
Crit'Air 3 is the dirtiest sticker allowed. Lower numbers (and electric) are fine; anything higher, or with no sticker at all, is banned when the zone is active.
All day, every day
Vehicles over 3.5tCrit'Air 3 or cleaner
Crit'Air 3 is the dirtiest sticker allowed. Lower numbers (and electric) are fine; anything higher, or with no sticker at all, is banned when the zone is active.
All day, every day

In force since 2 May 2019.

How to get a Crit'Air sticker

You can order it yourself from the official government service for a few euros — it's the only legitimate source, it's tied to your registration plate, and it arrives by post. Order it well before you travel; delivery abroad takes longer than you'd expect. We don't sell stickers and never will — any site charging you extra for one is just a middleman.

Official Crit'Air service (certificat-air.gouv.fr) →

The published boundary

This is Grenoble-Alpes Métropole's own geometry, not our tracing of it.

The zone covers central Grenoble. Boundaries follow specific streets, so check before you rely on being just outside it.

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Open Grenoble in OpenStreetMap →

Grenoble's own zone information: www.grenoblealpesmetropole.fr

Source & licence: Licence Ouverte / Open Licence 2.0 (Etalab).

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