Șoferii care lasă motorul pornit când staționează riscă amenzi usturătoare în Grecia. În ce situații pot rămâne și fără permis

Drivers in Greece can face fines of 350 euros for leaving their engines running while parked, as part of new traffic regulations aimed at reducing pollution. Experts argue that idling consumes more fuel than restarting the engine, and prolonged idling can damage vehicle components. Emissions from idling vehicles contribute to air pollution, affecting both occupants and nearby individuals. Greece's regulations align with similar measures in other European countries, emphasizing the need to turn off engines when stationary for extended periods, especially in tunnels.