The smog check is designed to provide the public with a way to identify what pollutants are present in their local environment. These pollutants include carbon monoxide, hydrocarbons and other pollutants. These pollutants are known to be a health risk to drivers. Drivers have the right to know if there are dangerous levels of pollution in their community so they can make sure they do not expose themselves to unhealthy levels of pollution in their communities.

A good method for identifying possible harmful pollutants is to conduct a smog check. This will give drivers a way to find out where pollution levels are highest. Once a driver knows what he or she needs to do to decrease the amount of pollutants in their local area, they can take steps to protect their health and reduce the amount of money spent on insurance.

Most local environmental agencies will provide drivers with the information they need for their smog check. The information provided can be found on the EPA website, which is an excellent source for any driver's questions and concerns. Another great resource for this information is the local Chamber of Commerce. All local chamber of commerce websites contain information on the state of the economy in their community and the importance of reducing emissions. These sites also have helpful information about different ways to reduce pollution in your community.