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Tires and brakes on cars play a substantial role in pollution

Wear and tear on tires produces particle pollution, including fine and ultrafine particles which can lead to lung disease and enter our bloodstream and harm our organs.

High-mileage EVs will reach break-even CO2 emissions level with ICE cars as soon as one year, but for low-mileage, hybrids are better, according to Emissions Analytics.

Mild-hybrids will become more popular as the EUs 2035 ban on new ICE car sales closes in, but the recent e-fuel concession suggests it may be forced to make more.

Drivers are sweltering as they drive in sweltering conditions as the country experiences a heatwave, although they have been warned to think twice before turning on the air conditioning

It can be difficult to know what the most environmentally friendly car option is, so we asked an expert for advice.

Our vehicles shed tyre particles every time we drive, and they’re everywhere. How do the microplastics affect our health and environment?

Scientists grow increasingly concerned over release of harmful petrochemicals

Tyre-makers are under pressure to almost literally reinvent the wheel as regulators turn their scrutiny to tyre pollution that is set to surge with the rise of electric vehicles (EVs) and threatens to undermine those cars' green credentials. When tyres make contact with the road, tiny particles are abraded and…

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