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their polluting potential.
According to their polluting potential under DGT classification criteria. The badge does not directly measure noise or equal the actual energy consumption of each journey. Classification considers vehicle technology and applicable emission requirements; simply identifying it as diesel does not determine the category. Access conditions in low-emission zones and other benefits or restrictions depend on applicable rules: a badge does not guarantee unrestricted access everywhere.
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their polluting potential.
their energy savings.
their noise pollution.
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