After all, it's true that in intramural Paris, given the density of public transport, you have to be pro (or very patient) to need a car ...
far from me the idea of defending the car in Paris ...
What about the fine particles of recent diesel which do so much damage to health? Ah no, let's not talk about the things that annoy the builders ...
After the oldest buses, coaches and heavy goods vehicles (registered before October 1, 2001), banned since July 1, 2015, they are now class 1 vans and individual vehicles - petrol and diesel - before 1997) as well as motorized two-wheelers prior to June 1, 1999 which will in turn be prohibited from driving during the week, in application of the anti-pollution plan adopted by the Paris Council in February 2015. About 10% of the fleet of cars circulating in Paris is affected.
http://www.lemonde.fr/pollution/article ... 52666.html