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0 emissions, ECO, C and B.
The four badges are 0 emissions, ECO, C and B. Not every vehicle qualifies; some have no badge. Display is not generally compulsory under DGT rules, although local rules may require it and set access conditions. The badge classifies pollution potential using technical criteria; it is not an instantaneous emissions measurement or a guarantee of access to every low-emission zone. Check applicable local rules.
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