The LOM Law: A Catalyst for Change towards Sustainable Mobility in France
The Mobility Orientation Law (#LOM) marks a decisive step in the evolution of travel in France.
The LOM is part of a context of ecological transition and transformation of transport modes in France. It aims to meet the challenges of sustainable mobility, reducing greenhouse gas emissions, and improving transport accessibility for all.
The Loi d'Orientation des Mobilités (LOM) was the fruit of a legislative process that began in 2018, starting with consultations, debates and parliamentary stages. Presented to the Council of Ministers in November 2018 by then Transport Minister Élisabeth Borne, the bill was then meticulously examined and amended by deputies and senators throughout 2019.
After these crucial stages, the LOM was definitively adopted by the French Parliament and promulgated on December 24, 2019, before being officially published in the Journal Officiel on December 26, 2019.
Find the full text of the law here.
Fully in line with the values and expertise of GreenYellow, this legislation introduces major transformations designed to promote more sustainable, accessible and intelligent mobility for all citizens.
Mobilités Pour Tous, Partout
One of the fundamental pillars of the LOM law is the extension of the organization of mobility on a national scale. This approach guarantees adapted and accessible transport solutions for all citizens, wherever they may be in France. At GreenYellow, we welcome this inclusive vision, which promotes accessible travel for all.
New Mobilities Encouraged
The LOM law actively encourages the adoption of new, more sustainable forms of mobility. It encourages car-sharing, regulates self-service transport offers and accelerates the integration of autonomous vehicles. These measures are closely in line with our commitment to ecological and innovative mobility.
Enhanced Ecological Transition
France has set itself ambitious targets for reducing CO2 emissions. The LOM law reinforces this ecological transition by developing the bicycle plan, multiplying charging points for electric vehicles and encouraging the use of more environmentally-friendly modes of transport. At GreenYellow, we are proud to support these initiatives, which contribute to a more sustainable future for all through our turnkey solutions included in our electric vehicle charging infrastructure offering .
Targeted Investments
The LOM Act prioritizes investment in everyday transport and redirects funds towards projects that are more relevant to citizens. This strategic approach is essential to guarantee efficient, sustainable mobility in the long term.
Improved Transport Operations
The LOM Act also aims to improve transport operations by making driving licenses more accessible, enhancing road safety and supporting the competitiveness of maritime and port activities. These measures contribute to creating a safer, more efficient environment for all users.
GreenYellow A committed player in the transition to sustainable mobility
For GreenYellow, the LOM law is a strong signal that offers favourable conditions for companies and local authorities wishing to accelerate their contribution to soft mobility. client
As a major player in the transition to more sustainable and intelligent mobility, we are convinced that the changes introduced by this law are essential to building a future where mobility is environmentally friendly, accessible to all and adapted to everyday needs.
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