Proportion of the vehicle fleet meeting certain emission standards (by mode)

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Assessment made on  01 Sep 2003

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DPSIR: Driving force

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  • TERM 034
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Policy issue:  Increase the share of the vehicle fleet that meets the most recent (and stringent) emission standards for new vehicles

Figures

Estimated share of conventional, open loop, Euro I, Euro II and Euro III passenger cars, trucks, buses and coaches and two-wheelers in the EU in 1990 and 2002 Estimated share of conventional, open loop, Euro I, Euro II and Euro III passenger cars, trucks, buses and coaches and two-wheelers in the EU in 1990 and 2002
Estimated share of petrol cars fitted with a catalytic converter in the EU in 1990 and 2001 Estimated share of petrol cars fitted with a catalytic converter in the EU in 1990 and 2001 No recent data are available for the acceding and candidate countries, Iceland, Liechtenstein and Norway.

Key assessment

Estimates based on the number of cars fitted with a catalytic converter suggest that it takes at least 10 years for a new technology to penetrate the entire car fleet in the EU. Based on the limited data available it seems that this penetration rate is even lower in the acceding and candidate countries. The proportion of trucks and aircraft that comply with the latest and most stringent emission standards is lower than that for cars because of the longer lifetimes of trucks and aircraft.

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