Overview
- Active enforcement has been in place since July 1 after a grace period under an EU-driven low-emission zone.
- National reports say the city confirmed the restriction and that tourists have received fines, including a reported €200 ticket for an electric car.
- The restricted area covers the inner ring of Palma, applying at entry points such as the Jaime III shopping street.
- Owners of property or businesses in the zone can register for exemptions, whereas ordinary visitors and rental cars are generally excluded.
- Spain’s DGT states foreign eco stickers are converted to Spanish equivalents, highlighting an unresolved inconsistency with Palma’s practice.