Abstract

This article presents atmospheric air pollution from exhaust gases from road transport. To this end, work was carried out to study the intensity, speed of movement of cars and the composition of traffic flow, which significantly affects the level of air pollution on the roadside. This work provides an opportunity to assess the congestion of a section of streets with different types of motor transport, compare different streets in this regard, and study the environmental situation in Osh city

Keywords

road transport, intensity and speed of movement, carbon monoxide, carbon

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Suggested citation

Zhorobekov, B., Tazhibaev, J., & Raev, N. (2025). ATMOSPHERE AIR POLLUTION IN OSH CITY BY ROAD TRANSPORT. News of Osh Technological University, 25(1), 18-23.