The role of Euro standards in reducing vehicle emissions and the ecological sticker system in Uzbekistan

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The role of Euro standards in reducing vehicle emissions and the ecological sticker system in Uzbekistan

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This article analyzes the historical development, technical requirements, and global impact of Euro standards, and examines the implementation, practical results, and development prospects of the ecological sticker system in Uzbekistan. The research was conducted based on literature analysis, review of regulatory documents, and a survey of 280 vehicle owners. Results show that Euro standards, through development from Euro 1 to Euro 6, have reduced required emissions by up to 95%. In Uzbekistan during 2021-2024, ecological stickers were issued to 2.8 million vehicles, and the system has positively impacted the improvement of vehicle technical conditions.

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B.Ikromov

ANDIJON DAVLAT TEXNIKA INSTITUTI

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