Environmental Zones

Environmental Zones

Environmental zones, or "Particle-Free Emission Zones" are urban zones
in which it is forbidden to drive a motor vehicle without a special
sticker. These zones are an international trend. Here's a list of the
countries and cities they are in:

UNITED STATES:

1. New York
2. Washington, D.C.
3. Baltimore
4. Chicago
5. Cleveland
6. Pittsburgh
7. Denver
8. Boulder, CO
9. Berkeley, CA
10. Arcata, CA
11. Oakland, CA
12. San Francisco, CA
13. Santa Monica, CA
14. Salt Lake City, UT
15. Jackson, WY
16. Portland, OR
17. Seattle, WA
18. Spokane, WA
19. Greenburg, KS
20. Honolulu, HI
21. Santa Barbara, CA
22. Eugene, OR
23. Miami, FL

CANADA:

1. Vancouver, BC
2. Calgary/Edmonton, AB
3. Regina, SASK
4. Winnipeg, MB
5. Ottawa
6. Toronto
7. Montreal
8. Quebec City

MEXICO:

1. Mexico City
2. Acapulco
3. Cancun
4. Monterrey
5. Vera Cruz

COLOMBIA/ECUADOR/BRAZIL:

1. Quito
2. Bogota
3. Curitiba


CUBA:

1. Havana

EUROPE:

1. London
2. Paris
3. Rome
4. Naples
5. Florence
6. Vienna
7. Salzburg
8. Munich
9. Berlin
10. Dublin
11. Hanover
12. Hamburg
13. Copenhagen
14. Stockholm
15. Oslo
16. Reykjavik
17. Helsinki
18. Leipzig
19. Dresden
20. Dubrovnick

In the USA, Oregon state law requires employers and developers to
construct developments that encourage alternate modes of travel.

In Utah, state law requires all road projects and developments to
take the poor into consideration

In California, San Francisco and Santa Monica both have
Sustainability Plans which call for an eventual end to car travel as
does Berkeley

Europe is aiming for car-free cities by 2020.

Re: Environmental Zones

Matt Casey <mattcaseymatt@gmail,com > writes:

> Environmental zones, or "Particle-Free Emission Zones" are urban zones

Please do not feed the trolls.