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Where can my car drive in France?

Every French low-emission zone we hold, and the Crit'Air level each one admits for a private car.

9 of the 15 French cities that record a rule for a car set a Crit'Air floor; 6 record the class but require no sticker.

Rules in force on 1 August 2026, read from each authority's own published zone rather than applied from the car table.

What each city demands for a car

CityWhat you needAuthority
AngersNo sticker neededAngers Loire Métropole
AnnecyNo sticker neededGrand Annecy
AnnemasseNo sticker neededAnnemasse Agglo
BordeauxNo sticker neededBordeaux Métropole
LyonCrit'Air 3 or cleanerMétropole de Lyon
Marseille-Aix en ProvenceCrit'Air 4 or cleanerMétropole d'Aix-Marseille-Provence
MontpellierCrit'Air 3 or cleanerMontpellier Méditerranée Métropole
NancyCrit'Air 5 or cleanerMétropole du Grand Nancy
NantesNo sticker neededNantes Métropole
ParisCrit'Air 4 or cleanerVille de Paris
ReimsCrit'Air 4 or cleanerCU du Grand Reims
RennesNo sticker neededRennes Métropole
RouenCrit'Air 4 or cleanerMétropole Rouen Normandie
StrasbourgCrit'Air 4 or cleanerEurométropole de Strasbourg
ToulouseCrit'Air 4 or cleanerToulouse Métropole
3 cities record no rule for a car at all. Clermont-Ferrand, Grenoble, Saint-Etienne. Their published zone covers other classes but is silent on this one. Silence is not permission — check with the authority before you travel.

By Crit'Air level

Other vehicles

Rules as published and in force on 1 August 2026. Each city links through to its own page, which carries the source and licence.