Elvestuen notes that the main source of acute air pollution in Oslo is high NO2 emissions during winter days and that diesel cars are the biggest reason of high NO2.
In this frame, two party make the proposal to Parliament on three specific changes.
First, they want municipalities to have the authority to ban diesel cars to run on the day of acute air pollution also on highways.
Also, they want municipalities to be able to impose so-called low emission zones, in which the most polluting cars are banned or have to pay high fees in some areas. Both Oslo and Bergen want such zones.
Moreover, they want to provide municipalities the right to introduce local environmental taxes."
Interesting policy moves and activism we would also love to see in other countries.
As we well-known with the fact that day by day global warming rapidly increases and to put control over on it we need the help of people are different organizations. Most probably due to vehicle emission this problems increases and to reduce these problems we need to reduce the use of diesel cars. And instead of diesel cars we start using hybrid or electric vehicles; it will definitely helpful for environmental conditions. Therefore in different countries we have found that government put bans on the using of diesel cars.
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