Cars will be given stickers of various colors, based on a vehicle's age. The "Crit'Air" system will start by banning diesel vehicles registered between January 1997 and December 2000, Reuters reports.

The stickers can be ordered online and cost £3.20. Other cities in France have anti-pollution sticker schemes, too, including Lyon and Grenoble.

After this time, drivers without the sticker will face an on-the-spot fine of between €68-135 (£58-£117). The stickers can be ordered online and cost £3.20 including postage.

Likewise, from January 2020, Switzerland banned the most polluting vehicles from driving through the centre of Geneva during pollution peaks, using Stick’AIR stickers or vignettes as part of the ...

The new "Crit'Air" stickers, a play on words with criteria and "air" are distributed by the anti-pollution agency of the same name and have six categories - from the cleanest electric or hydrogen ...

Money Cars British drivers going to France need this sticker or they face £117 fine from today Holidaymakers need to comply with a new scheme brought in to tackle pollution Comments Money ...

Whether you're travelling now, or later in the year, the sooner you order the better. One firm has even warned stickers could take up to six weeks to reach UK letterboxes. Breakdown firm the RAC ...

Oliver Gee - [email protected] Published: 16 Jan, 2017 CET.Updated: Mon 16 Jan 2017 10:58 CET Share Add a comment Photos: AFP ...

The stickers – of which there are six types based on a vehicle’s air pollutant emissions – cannot be purchased locally and must be ordered in advance from the French government website.