Improving global economic conditions, which means an increase in trade ties between people, causing a sharp increase in transport in recent years. And the demand for vehicles continues to grow. So people are faced with a major issue as the future demand for automotive services combined with a decrease in negative impacts on the environment and reduce greenhouse gas emissions. First of all, buyers and vehicle manufacturers should properly prioritize.

bus charter of the company «MAN Nutzfahrzeuge AG» supported the initiative of the Federal Ministry of the Environment and Nuclear Safety to hold a bus tour across Germany in the protection of nature. The company has provided environmentally friendly bus that meets all the strictest standards for levels of toxic substances in exhaust gases of the standard «EEV». 

The purpose of a bus tour of major cities of Germany - to draw public attention to the value and benefits of biodiversity. Company «MAN» is one of the few manufacturers whose vehicles, trucks perform stringent environmental standards through modern technology «MAN PURE DIESEL». Innovative Diesel accumulator fuel system equipped with electronic diesel particulate filter «CRTec», which holds 99% of particulate exhaust.

All the studies show an almost complete absence of harmful particles, thereby significantly reducing the level of emissions CO2. At full capacity, depending on the model of the bus, the value of CO2 per passenger-kilometer is less than 10 grams. With the new hybrid buses «MAN», which will be released in serial production in 2010, 25% will save diesel fuel. With an annual mileage of about 60,000 kilometers, the annual CO2 reduction of 10 tons. Currently, four environmentally friendly bus «MAN» with hydrogen internal combustion engine have been conducted performance tests on city routes in Berlin. By the end of 2008, the number of buses will increase to 14.

Thus, one of the major challenges of our time is to reduce the negative impact of transport on the developing climate change. The main priority for all manufacturers of buses should be reducing CO2 emissions into the atmosphere.