Revolutionizing Public Transport: The Urea Fuel Additive Experiment

The video discusses an experiment in cleaner transport using a special fuel additive, urea, which reduces bus emissions by converting nitrous oxides into steam. If successful, this technology could be implemented nationwide. Urea is synthesized economically but can also be derived from agricultural byproducts. The experiment is part of the MIRACLES program aimed at improving air quality in European cities. Initial tests show a 5% improvement in fuel economy, suggesting a cost-effective way to enhance urban air quality.

What is the main purpose of the experiment mentioned in the text?

How does the urea additive affect the emissions of the bus?

What are the economic considerations regarding the urea additive?

What is the significance of the MIRACLES program mentioned in the text?

What potential benefits does the new additive provide for urban air quality?