Air pollution: Government seeks views on car brake, tyre and road wear

BusinessGreen staff
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Evidence sought from industry on how to reduce impact of microfibres from vehicle tyres and brakes on air quality and the environment

Industry and expert views on how to reduce the impact of particulate matter from vehicle brakes, tyres, and road wear are being sought by the government as part of its strategy for improving the UK's illegal...

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