The Government of Romania today he details an unprecedented measure that he is considering for adoption in our country, and we are talking about something that was expected by some, but only in a few years. More precisely, a document for a government decision describes a plan by the Government of Romania to prohibit in our country the registration of cars whose pollution rate is lower than Euro 5, which would be a blow to an extremely large number of people, if - would apply.
The Government of Romania would practically prepare a measure that in Romania would generate a lot of dissatisfaction in Romania, considering that the vast majority of the population cannot afford to buy expensive cars. Euro 5 is not exactly a new standard, but very few old and cheap cars operate under it, so the Romanian Government would greatly restrict the ability of many citizens to buy a car for use in everyday life.
Government of Romania: UNPRECEDENTED Measure for Our Country
The Government of Romania mentions in the decision document including the fact that in Bucharest access to the whole city, or only the center, will be prohibited for cars with Euro 3 and Euro 4 engines, so the total registration ban taken into account. If the Romanian Government were to take such a decision, it would force a modernization of the car fleet in Romania, reduce the registrations of old cars brought from various corners of Europe, and the traffic could also be improved.
"These two main measures regarding energy efficiency in the transport sector also bring considerable benefits to the Decarbonation dimension - GHG emissions and absorptions. A considerable reduction of GHG emissions is achieved by developing and promoting alternative mobility methods (mopeds and bicycles, scooters, etc.) and by maintaining a fleet of modern vehicles. Vehicles should be equipped with efficient engines (within the Euro 6 pollution standard) or vehicles with hybrid or electric propulsion. Additionally, banning the registration of vehicles with Euro 3 and Euro 4 pollution standards will contribute to improving air quality."
The Government of Romania it tries more than to be sure to distract attention from something else, and this is because such a measure has very little chance of being applied in our country, but it is possible. Personally, I don't think that the Romanian Government will make such a decision, especially in an election year, which could ruin the PNL's chances of having enough representatives in the Romanian Parliament to support its future legislative initiatives.
The Government of Romania has as high a chance of applying such a decision as Bucharest has of seeing the imposed vignette OXIGEN, Gabriela Firea already showing signs that she would like to eliminate this rule that would have solved many problems.
