Almost two months since the application of so-called "anti-smog measures" we can begin to wonder whether the interventions are beginning to produce some kind of effect.
We wonder, therefore, if the city administration has made some sort of verification on the impact of (partial) blocking traffic in the city on 'air pollution.
We wonder, too, since moving to the city at any time of day vehicles of all types and of all the "old" if it is done a few checks on the fulfillment of such vehicles in the ordinance that prohibits access to the city from Monday to Friday from 8 am to 12 and from 16 to 20 hours for petrol vehicles do not meet the Euro 2 and subsequent directives (ie vehicles registered before January 1, 1997 generally and the "light commercial vehicles" before October 1, 1998), for diesel vehicles do not comply with the EURO 3 and later (ie vehicles registered generally Since January 1, 2001) for motorcycles and mopeds and two-stroke do not comply with the EURO 1 and later.
We fear, once again, that so-called "Anti-smog measures" have declared that more effective.
