Chemical pollution and carbon emissions are significant contributors to climate change. Accurately determining these emissions is challenging due to the lack of specialized analysis models. However, real-time emissions monitoring systems and the use of electric vehicles can bridge these gaps. Promoting public transportation and non-polluting modes of transportation can also contribute to reducing carbon emissions. Research in urban traffic areas has developed a method for evaluating chemical pollution using carbon footprints, which can provide practical solutions for reducing pollutant emissions and improving air quality. By adopting sustainable transportation policies and promoting non-polluting modes of transportation, we can contribute to a cleaner and healthier urban environment.