Differing amount of nitrogen oxide by four types of vehicles.. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

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The line illustrates the amount of
nitrogen
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oxide
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emissions
emmisions
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emissions
from
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diesel
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car
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cars
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,
pertrol
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petrol
patrol
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car
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cars
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and lorries, buses
It is clear that
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amout
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amount
of
nitrogen
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oxide
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used
from
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the buses be
higest
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highest
.
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the figure for
nitrogen
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oxide
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emissions from diesel
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car
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cars
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was
lowest
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the lowest
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.
In addition
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, the amount of
pertrol
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petrol
patrol
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car
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cars
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and lorries
was
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used
nitrogen
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oxide
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witnessed stability at any speed. Looking at the table. There was a significant increase from 40
km
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to 43
km
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in the
amout
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amount
of the buses
reviced
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revised
nitrogen
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oxide
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, which was
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the higest
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higest
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highest
.
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MeanWhile
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the figure for the diesel
car
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was run
nitrogen
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oxide
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gas experienced a
slow down
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slowdown
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from 8
km
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to 4
km
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, which was
highest
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. As can be seen, the amount of The Lorriers run by
nitro
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a nitro
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gas slight increase from 11
km
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to 12
km
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.At the same
time
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Petrol
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car
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saw a considerable decline from 33
km
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to 25
km
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maximum speed.
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