Cleaner city air thanks to new traffic rules?

shadowgadgeteer5709 · 2025-12-02T00:21:16Z

Caught this article about a city in Europe (I think it was Paris?) that's banning older diesel cars during the day to cut down on pollution. Apparently, air quality improved almost immediately after they started. Kinda wild how fast things can change with just one rule. Do you think stuff like this would actually work in other cities, or would people just find ways around it?

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Sometimes feels like we’re playing whack-a-mole with city problems—fix one thing, something else pops up.

That’s honestly the perfect way to put it. I’ve seen projects where traffic rules help with noise and congestion, but dust from construction just takes over. It’s frustrating, but I do think these changes add up over time, even if it’s not obvious right away. Hang in there—progress is slow, but it’s happening.