Low Emission Zone Strasbourg

Do I need a Crit'Air sticker to drive in the low emission zone in Strasbourg? What type of environmental badge is required in the environmental zone Strasbourg? Please read below.

Required type of Crit'Air sticker in Strasbourg

CritAir 2

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Vehicles allowed only with a valid Crit’Air environmental badge

Private car

class M1

Needs an eco badge

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Company vehicle

< 3,5t (N1)

Needs an eco badge

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Commercial vehicle

> 3,5t (lorry, bus, coach)

Needs an eco badge

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Motorcycle, moped

class L

Needs an eco badge

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Validity of the Strasbourg Low Emission Zone

Low-emissions zone (ZFE)

For buses of category M2 and M3, and lorries of category N1, N2 and N3

  • All week 24/7

Passenger cars M1 and motorcycles

  • All week 24/7

Emergency low-emissions zone (ZPA)

In the event of worsening air quality, entrance is allowed only to cars with a valid Crit’Air environmental badge and at a limited speed. The specific rules for entering the Strasbourg low emission zone are subject to the current air quality and are announced at least one day in advance.

The Ecological Zones Apply to Foreign Drivers

If you drive without the environmental badge in the low-emissions zone, you will pay a fine of € 68 (i.e. approximately £ 62), which can climb to € 375 (i.e. approximately £ 320) in cases of late payment.

Where to place the Crit’Air environmental sticker?

The environmental badge should be placed in the bottom-right corner of the windscreen.

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About Green Zone in Strasbourg

Ecological Zones in Strasbourg

On the 1st November 2017, a so-called emergency low-emissions zone (ZPA) was also introduced in Strasbourg. Both French and foreign drivers may enter the activated low-emissions zone only with a valid Crit’Air sticker of emissions classes E, 1, 2 and 3. Vehicles with a lower emissions class or without the sticker will be banned from entering the zone.

As in Germany, Austria and other European countries, France is seeking to improve the environment and the quality of life of its residents in larger cities.

You can read more about the types of environmental badges in the section Types of Environmental Badges.

 

Driving in Strasbourg

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Since 1. 9. 2018 foreign cars have been obliged to be marked with the “crit’air” environmental badge. This so-called emergency low-emissions zone takes effect when higher smog levels last for more than 3 consecutive days. Only vehicles with the crit’air plaque of classes E, 1, 2, and 3 are allowed to enter the activated low-emissions zone. There are 6 types of badge in France that express how much the vehicle is involved in air pollution. If you fail to comply with these rules, you risk a fine of € 68 to € 375 (i.e. approximately £ 62 – £ 320).

The Strasbourg low-emissions zone includes all 33 municipalities in the region. Restrictions do not affect the main road runs A4, A35, N83, N353 and D1083.

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The date of introduction of the low emission zone in Strasbourg

Date Measures
2028 Vehicles with Crit’Air 5, 4, 3, 2 and unclassified are planned to be prohibited from driving within the ZFE zone.
From 1.1. 2025 vehicles classified as Crit’Air 3 and unclassified are prohibited from driving within the ZFE zone
From 1.1. 2024 vehicles classified as Crit’Air 4 and unclassified are prohibited from driving within the ZFE zone
From 1.1. 2023 vehicles classified as Crit’Air 5 and unclassified are prohibited from driving within the ZFE zone
From 1.11. 2017 an emergency low-emissions zone (ZPA) was introduced also in Strasbourg
Pavlina Pavlina Pavlina is an author at EnvironmentalBadge.com and our expert on European low-emission zones, with many years’ experience assessing vehicles for environmental badges.
Last update 18.12.2025

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