he
line graph illustrates the Use the right word
The
nitrogen
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oxide
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emissions
produced by Use synonyms
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, Lorries, Petrol Use synonyms
cars
and Use synonyms
diesel
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cars
.
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Overall
, the line graph demonstrates that Linking Words
Buses
were responsible for higher Use synonyms
nitrogen
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oxide
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emissions
, whilst Use synonyms
diesel
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. Interestingly, the figure for Petrol and Use synonyms
diesel
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remained relatively low regardless of the speed of the vehicles.
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To begin
with, Linking Words
Buses
were generating roughly 40g/Use synonyms
km
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oxide
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while
driving at 10kph. Linking Words
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rates went down at a faster speed, and Use synonyms
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recorded their lowest Use synonyms
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productions of around 30g/Use synonyms
km
at 60kph speed. Use synonyms
This
figure went up again as the bus crossed the speed limit of 70kph, reaching a peak of approximately 45g/Linking Words
km
at 130kph. Use synonyms
Similarly
, Lorries emitted just under 35g/Linking Words
km
of Use synonyms
nitrogen
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oxide
at 10kph. As the Lorry started driving at a higher speed, Use synonyms
emission
rates were lessened to about 20g/Use synonyms
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However
, once a Lorry crossed the 90kph mark, Linking Words
emission
rates went up again.
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On the other hand
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cars
contributed just over 5g/Use synonyms
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oxide
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emissions
. Use synonyms
This
number remained the same regardless of their speed. Linking Words
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, around 10g/Linking Words
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cars
from 10kph to 130kph speed.Use synonyms