An elected official in Paris has proposed a ban on motorized two-wheelers at night. The proposal aims to address concerns over noise pollution and safety in the city.
The official, who represents the 15th arrondissement, suggested the ban as a way to reduce disturbances for residents and improve the quality of life in Paris. He argues that the noise from motorized two-wheelers can be disruptive to those trying to sleep at night.
In addition to noise concerns, the official also cited safety as a reason for the proposed ban. He pointed to the risk of accidents involving motorized two-wheelers, especially at night when visibility is reduced.
The proposal has sparked debate among city officials and residents. Supporters of the ban believe it will make Paris a quieter and safer place, while opponents argue that it could hinder the mobility of residents who rely on motorized two-wheelers for transportation.
The proposal is still in the early stages, and it remains to be seen whether it will gain traction and be implemented in Paris. In the meantime, the debate over the potential ban continues to divide opinions in the city.
