The Nice Côte d’Azur Metropolis announces measures to address the pollution peak expected on Monday. Public transportation will be free, and parking will not be monitored. Authorities also encourage residents to limit their travel.
An ozone pollution peak is expected tomorrow in the region. Moreover, level 1 alert is activated in the Alpes-Maritimes. In response to this threat, measures are being taken.
On Monday, public transportation will be free, affecting the entire Lignes d’Azur network. Additionally, on-street parking will not be monitored in Nice. These measures aim to reduce car usage.
Indeed, the Mayor of Nice and President of the Nice Côte d’Azur Metropolis, Christian Estrosi, calls for collective responsibility. He also emphasizes the importance of limiting non-essential travel as much as possible.
“We urge, to act at our level, residents and visitors to minimize their travel as much as possible and favor public transportation and carpooling if there are no other solutions,” he explains in a statement.
The day of August 12th promises to be particular. Here are some simple tips to protect yourself from this pollution peak:
- Avoid physical or athletic activity outside;
- Stay in a cool place;
- Drink water to avoid dehydration;
- Wet your body;
