The netherlands wants to be in 2030 sales of petrol and diesel cars ban

The netherlands wants to be in 2030, the sale of petrol and diesel cars banned. The measure is part of the climate deal that this afternoon it is proposed. By the vliegtaks to increase -from 7 to 15 euro hopes the government the bill for motorists still somewhat limiting. There should be a switch to electric driving, but especially the VVD is concerned to the owners of a petrol or diesel car at the cost to hunt.

The Dutch cabinet will be with the European Commission to negotiate by 2030 and a national sales ban petrol and diesel cars to enter. Dealers will also in that case, no ordinary cars from abroad more may enter. The focus remains around strict European rules on emissions from cars. It is not only CO2, but also the air quality has a role.

Our neighbors act in the footsteps of Denmark. Prime minister Lars Løkke Rasmussen wants, within twelve years, a million electric or hybrid cars on its roads. “Diesel fuel and petrol in Denmark in the past”, it sounded from his mouth. “I am in favour of cars, but they would the environment not be allowed to destroy.” He wants to be with like-minded European countries to put pressure on car manufacturers, so that more bets on clean vehicles.