[Swedish]

Hi.
we plan a little tour of Europe in our campervan in April and May this year taking in france, belgium, germany, austria and italy. We don't visit any of the major cities in any of these countries so do we actually need any of the emissions stickers which only appear to be needed if you do plan to enter these cities.
Any advice welcomed.
Thanks
Swedish.

[Marc]

Welcome to the community @Swedish and thanks for posting 👍
That sounds like an amazing trip you've got planned!
I think a search of this forum by country will help you. For instance, in this thread about driving in Italy @Santa has already helped another forum member 🙂

[Santa]

@Swedish Yes, you have to check each country individually. So much for the EEC?

We once did a similar trip with two small children and a big tent. Starting in Belgium, then through Germany and Austria, over the Brenner Pass into Italy as far as Venice. Then we went to where my parents were staying near Florence, before returning via France. That was one of our most memorable holidays.

This site seems to have a lot of relevant information: https://urbanaccessregulations.eu/

And this site is very helpful and a source of things like light deflectors and high viz vests, as well as being a mine of information on France: https://www.drive-france.com/