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Because it can affect many people exposed to traffic.
Because many people may be exposed near busy streets. Pollution also depends on vehicle type, other sources and air dispersion. Not all pollution comes from cars, nor is it always higher in every city than in every rural area.
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Because pollution never exists outside cities.
Because every urban pollutant comes exclusively from cars.
Because it can affect many people exposed to traffic.
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