3.4 Environmental Sustainability of Road Infrastructure and Transport
Various strategies have been developed and implemented in different countries to limit the impact on air pollution of areas with heavy road traffic, including ZEZ/LEZ, on which feedback is beginning to be available. Traffic noise problems also occur along major roads, which generally have high traffic volumes, while recurrent noise is a major health hazard for local residents. (extract from the Strategic Plan)
Issues
- 3.4.1 Air pollution mitigation and zero/low emission zones
- 3.4.2 Noise pollution
- 3.4.3 Road and road transport impact on wildlife and biodiversity
Chair and Secretariat
- Chair: Eric DIMNET (France)
- English-speaking Secretary: Fiona WILSON (United Kingdom)
- French-speaking Secretary: Paul-Yanic LAQUERRE (Canada-Québec)
- Spanish-speaking Secretary: Maria Norma FERNÁNDEZ BUCES (Mexico)
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