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Low-emission zones in France and Italy
A low-emission zone bars vehicles by how clean their engine is. France enforces them with the Crit'Air vignette; Milan runs one as Area B.
36 published boundaries across 20 cities in France and Italy.
Every boundary below is the authority's own published geometry, not a tracing.
Cities
- StrasbourgEurométropole de Strasbourg7 zones
- AnnecyGrand Annecy4 zones
- ToulouseToulouse Métropole4 zones
- Saint-EtienneSaint-Etienne Métropole3 zones
- Marseille-Aix en ProvenceMétropole d'Aix-Marseille-Provence2 zones
- ReimsCU du Grand Reims2 zones
- AngersAngers Loire Métropole1 zone
- AnnemasseAnnemasse Agglo1 zone
- BordeauxBordeaux Métropole1 zone
- Clermont-FerrandClermont Auvergne métropole1 zone
- DijonDijon Métropole1 zone
- GrenobleGrenoble-Alpes Métropole1 zone
- LyonMétropole de Lyon1 zone
- MilanComune di Milano1 zone
- MontpellierMontpellier Méditerranée Métropole1 zone
- NancyMétropole du Grand Nancy1 zone
- NantesNantes Métropole1 zone
- ParisVille de Paris1 zone
- RennesRennes Métropole1 zone
- RouenMétropole Rouen Normandie1 zone
The other kind
Milan also publishes 110 pedestrian streets and 82 restricted-access records. They carry no rule beyond their type, so they are shown in context on Milan's own page rather than given pages of their own. A list of 110 street names would not answer anything.
Counts as published on 1 August 2026. Every city links through to its source and licence.