January 03, 2009
Chinese media reported on Thursday that Beijing officials will soon begin taking more than a quarter of a million cars off the road.
In an effort to ease traffic congestion and heavy pollution, Beijing is banning high-polluting cars from the roads at least one day a week. Drivers of these particular vehicles, which are known as "yellow-label" vehicles, will be fined about $15 if they're caught driving within the city's Fifth Ring Road, which is just outside Beijing.
The plan is expected to take about ten percent of the city's cars off the highway.
In addition to the fining structure, Beijing officials have also offered drivers up to $3,600 to give up their cars during 2009, as well as dedicated loans for transport companies willing to upgrade their fleets to meet lower emission standards.
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