The German Ministry of Transport proposed a "weekend driving ban", which caused public dissatisfaction

Germany's "Bild" said on the 13th that according to the current climate protection regulations, the German transportation sector must reduce about 22 million tons of carbon dioxide emissions this year, but this goal is difficult to achieve at present. To this end, the German government wants to implement new climate protection regulations in July this year, including reducing the mileage of trucks, and requires the relevant authorities to submit an implementation plan immediately. However, this new climate protection regulation is also facing an abrupt death. As a result, the German Ministry of Transport has proposed an unprecedented "weekend driving ban".

As soon as the plan was proposed, Germany was shocked. Many people said on social platforms: "It's crazy, this will deprive Germans of their right to drive." "We are clearly warning against imposing a 'weekend driving ban', which would have disastrous consequences for restaurants and hotels in holiday destinations," said Harters, head of the German hospitality industry. ”