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Paris bans cars built before 1997 from driving on weekdays!

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They are getting hit with floods now--coincidence?--I think not, probably will be followed by plague and pestilence, what they are doing just isn't right.
 
Not that surprised. :rolleyes2: PJ
 
There's an exemption for most classics, but I wouldn't want to drive ~any~ car I owned in Paris. Just finding a parking place is a deterrent. Anyway, the public transportation is so good, there's not much need to drive.

Other European cities have restrictions, e.g. London with their "congestion area" that costs about $15 to enter on weekdays.
 
When I was stationed in Greece, Athens had a restriction that only odd numbered plates could drive on certain days and even numbered plates on other days.
 
I think they'll let you drive your old boat. OK, not funny. :apologetic: PJ
 
Basil said:
When I was stationed in Greece, Athens had a restriction that only odd numbered plates could drive on certain days and even numbered plates on other days.
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I'm not thrilled about taking my cars into Boston, even on the weekend, and I can't imagine our French cousins are dying to get into the City of Light as well.
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i'm right with you there. (Even in the smaller world of Columbia SC)
Country drives is what I like.
i don't even like to leave her in parking lots.
to many large & / or thoughtless drivers who can't open their doors without making contact with their neighbors.
 
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