Legal loophole lets polluting foreign vans enter Dutch zero-emission zones unpunished

Foreign business owners driving older diesel or gasoline vans can currently enter Dutch zero-emission zones without facing automatic fines, due to a loophole in European data-sharing rules. Despite a national rollout of these environmentally focused areas, the Dutch government has so far allegedly failed to secure the legal means to penalize foreign-plated vehicles caught on camera, according to AD.