The increasing number of motorized vehicles has a major impact on increasing air pollution. The remaining exhaust gases of motor vehicles that come out through the exhaust play a major role in air pollution. There are many hazardous substances in exhaust gases or vehicle emissions to health, especially emissions from incomplete combustion.

Definition of Emissions

The definition of emission or exhaust gas is the result of burning fossil fuels such as oil, natural gas, or coal which is wasted into the air. Things that play roles here are the composition, type, and size of the boiler from the fuel used.

Emissions play a huge role in today's air pollution and have a huge impact on health and the environment both in the short and long term. However, to determine it, further study is still required to establish precautionary measures regarding air pollution impacts and how far they spread.

Definition of Vehicle Gas Emissions

To be more specific for motorized vehicles, vehicle gas emissions are the residual combustion in the internal combustion engine. The remainder of this combustion will come out through the exhaust system. This is very dangerous because these emissions contain quite a lot of harmful substances, including:

1.CO (Carbon Monoxide), this gas has no color and odor. However, this gas is very poisonous if it is inhaled by humans. The most fatal result will result in fainting and death.

2.CO2 (Carbon Dioxide), this gas has a very dangerous impact because it greatly affects global warming.

3.NOX (Nitrogen Oxide), this gas can cause respiratory problems and is very painful in the eyes.

4.HC (Hydrocarbon), this gas comes from incomplete combustion in a car engine, so in this gas, there is still a remnant of unburned gasoline vapor and comes out through the exhaust.

To anticipate the harmful effects of vehicle emissions, a synergy is required between the Trademark Holder Agent (Agen Pemegang Merk or APM) and the government. It is very important to take steps and actions to reduce motor vehicle exhaust emissions.

The steps taken by the two parties will not run well if there is no awareness of the car owner to reduce exhaust emissions. To do this, several things must be done by car owners, including:

1.Carry out a car emission test within a certain period

2.Perform car service regularly

3.Check immediately if the exhaust gas smells weird.

4.Use the fuel that has been recommended by APM

5.Take only 2-3 minutes to warm up the car engine

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