We're not likely to be going to any of those cities so won't bother for now.

Think I'll be skipping it too. The page is now up and running for orders of the sticker to be made from Germany at a whopping price of 29.64 Euros. There is something decidedly wrong here when it appears that the price when ordering within France is only 4 Euros something.

No, it's more than that. Can't remember how much but there's a long blurb justifying the sillly price.

I have paid 4.18 euros, and it is in the post, however it could be based on car emissions or just that I am a nice person

Here's a screen grab of the form (part) that needs to be completed with the price being the same whether one orders from the UK or, in my case, Germany. I think someones taking the proverbial here......

Service de délivrance des Certificats Qualité de l'Air"

Ok, so here is what I ordered ???is this the wrong one then??

Quote: Bryn wrote in post #21

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Ok, so here is what I ordered ???is this the wrong one then??

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Maybe I bought the bl**dy cow

still, shouldnt come if you can't take a joke? However, the vignette looks the same so I might have a bargain

Well the site for ordering the French Environmental Zone sticker is now up and running in English https://www.certificat-air.gouv.fr/en/ . and for the price of 4.80€ which includes delivery, I've gone ahead and ordered one. At least I've now got piece of mind and considering that these zones are only likely to expand over time I won't have to keep searching for which areas are now being enforced. I can only suggest that the obtaining of such a sticker is perhaps worth considering especially for those that regularly tour in and around France.

If ou're going to change your car in the next year or two, then it probably isn't worth bothering.

Blimey, Roger, what form did you fill in then? The English language version couldn't really be much simpler.

Click on the link https://www.certificat-air.gouv.fr/en/ followed by clicking on the 'Applying for your certificate' tab at the top followed by clicking on the Vehicles registered abroad' tab. Finally, agree to the terms and fill in the form a copy of which is below.

You should receive an email which contains the order number and this allows you to track your order. However, if it's anything like mine it doesn't work which I think is as a result of the French system not being able to accommodate entering foreign registration numbers which along with the order number and email address the tracking form requires.

There are, however, two sections of the application form that could perhaps be better described/translated and these I have drawn attention to in the image.

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