Roadmap for Phasing Out Polluting Transportation Vehicles

14:47, 10/07/2024

This is the content presented in the Draft Law on Environmental Protection (Amended). The Draft has proposed a roadmap to reduce pollutant-emitting vehicles in the future.

Roadmap for Eliminating Polluting Vehicles, Draft Law on Environmental Protection 2020

Roadmap for eliminating transportation vehicles that cause environmental pollution (Illustrative image)

To be specific, in Article 14 of the Draft Law on Environmental Protection (amended), the roadmap for eliminating polluting vehicles is outlined as follows:

The Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment shall take the lead in organizing the implementation of the national action plan on air quality management; promulgate technical environmental regulations on emissions from transportation vehicles; take the lead, cooperate with the Ministry of Transport to submit to the Prime Minister of the Government of Vietnam for issuance the roadmap for applying emission standards to transportation vehicles; and the roadmap for eliminating transportation vehicles that cause environmental pollution.

Thus, this draft stipulates mechanisms and policies aimed at improving and protecting environmental quality, especially adding some air environmental protection solutions such as prescribing the roadmap for eliminating transportation vehicles that cause environmental pollution, implementing traffic flow solutions, incentives, support, and encouragement for public and environmentally friendly personal transportation vehicles.

See more regulations at: Draft Law on Environmental Protection (amended 2020)

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