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Global overview of zero-emission zones in cities and their development progress Low and zero-emissions zones (LEZs and ZEZs)—designated areas of a city in which vehicles must meet certain emissions requirements to enter—are a policy tool available to cities to im-prove air quality, reduce congestion, raise revenue, and achieve climate goals Zero-emission zones (ZEZs) are deployed by city governments to mitigate air pollution, congestion, and carbon emissions from road traffic.1They can also help deliver significant health and economic benefits to communities overburdened by pollution concentrated in areas adjacent to high-traffic activity.2Several cities are implementing or plannin Low Emission Zones (LEZs), also called environmental zones, are a widespread measure to influence urban vehicle fleet compositions and improve air quality. The concept focuses on drawing a boundary around an urban area to A zero-emission zone (ZEZ) is an area where only zero-emission vehicles (ZEVs), pedestrians, and cyclists are granted unrestricted access. For identification, we exploit variation in the timing and the spatial distribution of the introduction of new Low Emission Zones across cities in Germany Other vehicles are either prohibited from entering or permitted to enter upon payment of a fee Low emission zones: the likely effects on the freight transport sector. They can also have different names—the term “low emission zone” has been used interchangeably with “clean air zones” (United Kingdom11), “environmental zones” (Germany), and “limited traffic zones” (Italy and elsewhere) Zero-emission zones (ZEZs) are deployed by city governments to mitigate air pollution, congestion, and carbon emissions from road traficThey can also help deliver significant health and economic benefits to communities overburdened by pollution concentrated in areas adjacent to high-trafic activitySeveral cities are implementing or plannin This paper studies health effects from restricting the access of high-emission vehicles to innercities by implementing Low Emission Zones. A zero-emission zone (ZEZ) is an area where only zero-emission vehicles (ZEVs), pedestrians, and cyclists are granted unrestricted access. Low and Zero-Emissions Zones: Opportunities and Challenges in Designing Equitable Transportation Policies. Other vehicles are either prohibited from entering or permitted to enter upon payment of a fee Low and zero-emissions zones (LEZs and ZEZs)—designated areas of a city in which vehicles must meet certain emissions requirements to enter—are a policy tool available to cities to im-prove air quality, reduce congestion, raise revenue, and achieve climate goals Low emission zones can have different sizes, pricing structures, operating models, and restrictions.