#Traffic pollution in GB.
Traffic pollution is threatening the health of people living in cities. It is contributing to global warming. The urgency is to develop alternatives to transporting goods by road and nonpolluting methods of propulsion for vehicles. The effects of air pollution on health are starting to be known – respiratory problems for vulnerable people and a contributory factor in the development of cancers. Studies also suggest that people living in polluted areas are more at risk of heart disease. There are various useful tips for cutting pollution when driving:
•Cycling and walking are clean, cheap and healthy alternatives to driving
Plan your journeys carefully, choosing the •shortest routes, which will save you both time and money while reducing your impact on traffic emissions.
•Avoid using your car for short journeys –make combine trips or walk, cycle or use public transport instead.
• Steady your speed – emissions are lowest when driving at about 50 mph
•Look after your car –regular servicing helps keep your car efficient
•Cycling and walking are clean, cheap and healthy alternatives to driving
Plan your journeys carefully, choosing the •shortest routes, which will save you both time and money while reducing your impact on traffic emissions.
•Avoid using your car for short journeys –make combine trips or walk, cycle or use public transport instead.
• Steady your speed – emissions are lowest when driving at about 50 mph
•Look after your car –regular servicing helps keep your car efficient