CLEAN : France to end sales of petrol diesel vehicles by 2040: gov't

The video discusses France's environmental initiatives, including eliminating thermal passports within ten years, accelerating support for low-pollution vehicles, and providing incentives for citizens to replace older diesel and gasoline cars with cleaner options. It also announces the end of gasoline and diesel car sales by 2040, aligning with the Paris Agreement goals.

What is the government's plan regarding thermal passports?

• To make them mandatory for all vehicles

• To eliminate them within a decade

• To introduce new thermal passports

• To reduce their cost

How does the government plan to help citizens benefit from the Paris Agreement?

• By increasing fuel prices

• By providing free public transport

• By accelerating support for less polluting vehicles

• By reducing taxes on luxury cars

Who will primarily benefit from the government's support for less polluting vehicles?

• Car manufacturers

• Wealthy individuals

• Public transport companies

• Citizens with modest means

What incentive is the government offering to replace old diesel and petrol cars?

• Free car insurance

• A prime of transition

• A tax rebate

• Discounted fuel prices

By what year does the government plan to end the sale of petrol and diesel vehicles?

• 2030

• 2040

• 2050

• 2025