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Band 7+: The graph below describes how vehicle type and speed affect nitrogen oxide emissions. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

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The image shows nitrogen oxide emissions in g/km for vehicle types across speeds: buses vary from 32 at 20 kph, dip to 26 by 60 kph, then rise to 38 at 120 kph; lorries range from 27 dropping to 20 by 60 kph, increasing to 30 at 120 kph; petrol cars start at 19 at 20 kph, slightly decrease to 17 by 60 kph, then up again to 19 by 120 kph; diesel cars begin at 12 at 20 kph, dip to 9 by 60 kph, then increase to 11 at 120 kph.
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The line graph illustrates the amount of nitrogen oxide produced by four different types of vehicles at various speeds. Overall, it is clear that buses are the highest emitters across all speeds, while diesel cars produce the lowest emissions. Additionally, all vehicles show a similar pattern where emissions are highest at very low and very high speeds.

Data Detail 1: High Emitters

Buses and lorries follow a similar U-shaped trend. Bus emissions start at 40 g/km at the lowest speed, drop to a minimum of approximately 28 g/km at 60 kph, and then rise back to over 40 g/km at 130 kph. Lorries follow this pattern at a slightly lower level, reaching their lowest emission point of 20 g/km at around 80 kph.

Data Detail 2: Low Emitters

In contrast, petrol and diesel cars emit significantly less nitrogen oxide. Petrol cars remain relatively stable, fluctuating between 10 and 12 g/km. Diesel cars are the most environmentally friendly in this metric, with emissions consistently staying below 10 g/km, reaching a low of roughly 5 g/km between 60 and 100 kph.

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