Great news from Stockholm! The city has joined the growing list of European urban centres implementing a Low Emission Zone (LEZ) to combat air pollution and promote cleaner, more sustainable transportation.

Stockholm now stands alongside cities like London, Paris, and Madrid, which have already established their own LEZs. These zones restrict access to high-polluting vehicles, encouraging a shift towards electric and cleaner fuel alternatives.

When we consider the air quality in cities with LEZs versus those without, the difference is striking. Take Moscow, for example, where vehicular emissions have long been a problem. With high volumes of cars and limited emission controls, Moscow's air quality often suffers.Having experienced life in both Moscow and London, I can truly appreciate the difference. In Moscow, I witnessed the challenges of high car volumes and poor air quality. The city's air pollution is a serious concern. On the flip side, London, with its established LEZ, offers a breath of fresh air - quite literally. Cleaner, greener, and more sustainable, it's a shining example of how cities can transform their environments.

Stockholm's adoption of an LEZ is yet another step in the right direction. It's fantastic to see this city joining the likes of London, Paris, and Madrid, encouraging cleaner transport alternatives and fostering healthier living.