Earlier Vehicle Emission Reports

Motor Vehicle Pollution in Australia
- Report of the National In-Service Vehicle Emissions Study - May 1996
- Report of the LPG In-Service Vehicle Emissions Study May 1997
- Report of the Petrol Volatility Project - November 1997
Regulation Impact Statement - New Australian Design Rules for the Control of Vehicle Emissions - December 1999
- Regulation Impact Statement Main Report [PDF: 345 KB]
- Attachment A, B & E [PDF: 74 KB] - Comparison of UN ECE Standards with Current ADRs; Description of New Standards Options; and Summary of Public Comment
- Attachment C [PDF: 76 KB] - Draft Final Report - Emissions and Cost Effectiveness of the Adoption of Euro 3 Emission Standards
- Attachment D [PDF: 123 KB] - Preliminary Economic Analysis of Adopting New Vehicle Emission Standards
Comparative Vehicle Emissions Study - March 2001
- Comparative Vehicle Emissions Study [DOC: 492 KB]
- Individual Model Reports [XLS: 2368 KB]
- Summary Data [XLS: 41 KB]
- All Data [XLS: 154 KB]
- Comparative Vehicle Emissions Study [PDF: 333 KB ]
Regulation Impact Statement for Vehicle Emission and Fuel Quality Standards Post 2006 - December 2004

BTRE Report on Health Impacts of Transport Emissions in Australia : Economic Costs - 2005

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