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The new Urbanism Code requires municipalities to delineate zero or low emission zones in large cities, restricting access to polluting vehicles.

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26 August 2026, 15:00
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According to the new Urbanism Code, which will come into force on August 25, 2026, local authorities in Romania will be required to delineate zero or low emission zones, where access for vehicles emitting carbon dioxide will be restricted. Municipalities have a deadline of 12 months to update their general urban planning and integrate these measures.

The Code defines zero and low emission zones, but does not provide a national list of prohibited vehicles, leaving it to local authorities to establish specific rules.

The Municipality of Bucharest has announced that it will not register Urbanism requests in the immediate future, in order to adapt to the new legislative requirements.

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Unele mașini ar putea fi interzise în anumite zone din orașe. Noul Cod al Urbanismului obligă primăriile să decidă zone cu emisii zero
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Regulă obligatorie în orașele din România. Șoferii ar putea avea accesul restricționat în anumite zone
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ULTIMA ORĂ Restricții și /sau taxe pentru mașinile poluante. De azi începe numărătoarea inversă. Primăriile, obligate ca în maximum 12 luni să stabilească zonele cu emisii zero sau scăzute

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