Air Quality Alerts have been issued in London as report released calling for new limits to limit pollution

The video discusses a new scheme to alert Londoners about poor air quality, emphasizing the need for action against pollution. It highlights how driving habits, like sharp braking and acceleration, worsen emissions. NICE suggests redesigning speed bumps and reducing speed limits to promote smoother driving. Pollution contributes significantly to health issues and costs the health system billions annually. Vehicle emissions testing shows spikes in pollution due to driving patterns. Recommendations include removing trees that trap pollution and implementing average speed checks, though these may increase travel times and costs. Health experts stress the urgency of addressing air pollution to prevent serious health risks.

What is the relationship between speed bumps and air pollution as discussed in the text?

What are the potential economic impacts of measures to reduce air pollution?