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Motor Vehicles & Traffic
Transport is the biggest source of air pollution in the UK, and is
responsible for around ¼ of UK emissions of carbon dioxide (CO2). It
is also a major contributor to climate change, and traffic noise can also
be a problem in many areas.
Although air quality in the UK is slowly improving, many areas still fail
to meet national air quality objectives and European limit values for
some pollutants - particularly particulates and nitrogen dioxide.
Most local pollution in town centres and alongside busy roads is
caused by motor vehicles. The noise and air quality impact of aviation
is also a major concern.
Please follow the links below for more information:
Impacts of Traffic Related Pollution
Vehicle Scrappage Scheme
Emission Standards
Alternate Fuels
LPG Vehicles
Taxis and LPG
Motor Vehicles and Cleaner Car Tips
Report Smoky Vehicles
responsible for around ¼ of UK emissions of carbon dioxide (CO2). It
is also a major contributor to climate change, and traffic noise can also
be a problem in many areas.
Although air quality in the UK is slowly improving, many areas still fail
to meet national air quality objectives and European limit values for
some pollutants - particularly particulates and nitrogen dioxide.
Most local pollution in town centres and alongside busy roads is
caused by motor vehicles. The noise and air quality impact of aviation
is also a major concern.
Please follow the links below for more information:
Impacts of Traffic Related Pollution
Vehicle Scrappage Scheme
Emission Standards
Alternate Fuels
LPG Vehicles
Taxis and LPG
Motor Vehicles and Cleaner Car Tips
Report Smoky Vehicles
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