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Yes all valid points, tubes with air conditioning and windows that don't open show significantly less pollution - the problem then comes from the doors opening every 5 minutes re-introducing pollution to the carriages in a car you can keep your windows and doors closed for the duration of the...

Yes, its a year long study but I will hopefully be able to give some information at the end :)

A few interesting studies I have come across so far: https://www.rcplondon.ac.uk/projects/outputs/every-breath-we-take-lifelong-impact-air-pollution and http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-london-38969190, the BBC article quotes research from the Univeristy of Surrey that found those on the...

thank you for your reply, yeah I think there is several issues with the functionality and tech of current solutions.

I'm currently looking at all forms of commuting, recent studies have shown public transport such as the tube and buses have higher concentrations of air pollution and these are areas where no-one would usually wear a pollution mask. Yes you are correct improving filtration in the air con system...

Thanks for noticing, have changed it!

Thank you :)

Hello! I'm a final year design student at university, for my final year project I'm investigating city air pollution and designing a protective solution for commuters. It would be great if you could spare a bit of time, your knowledge and experiences with your commute and opinions on current...