Only 11% of Spanish cities forced to activate low-emission zones have done so

Of the 151 cities that must have ZBE, only fourteen municipalities with more than 50,000 inhabitants and three with more than 20,000 have fulfilled the mandate of the Climate Change Law

Only 17 of the 151 of the Spanish municipalities that, according to the Climate Change Law, must implement low emission zones (LEZ) have done so so far, as reported by the central government, which describes as “enormously regressive” the “steps backwards” in terms of mobility that municipalities such as Logroño have taken.

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