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. Global warming resulting from increased concentrations of greenhouse gases (GHG ́s) is one of the major environmental problems the world faces today. Human activities are changing the composition of the atmosphere through the emission of GHG ́s, particularly carbon dioxide (CO2), methane (CH4), and nitrous oxide (N2O). The vehicles are a source of emissions of these gases, both directly, through the emission of exhaust gases, as well as by emissions from the production process and handling of fuels used by them. Objective. To get, for a sample of typical vehicles of the fleet of the state of São Paulo, the values of the emission of the main greenhouse gases (CO2, CH4, N2O) presents in the gas of exhaust pipe of light duty passengers vehicles equipped with engines of spark ignition (Otto cycle), using the fuels gasohol 22, ethanol and CNG. Methods. The vehicles were tested on a chassis dynamometer, following driving cycle and sampling of the pollutants by the Standard ABNT NBR 6601, for measuring the exhaust emission, and the Standard ABNT NBR 11481, adapted for the measurement of fugitive emissions of methane. In addition to the methods of analysis of these gases prescribed by those standards, were used the methods FTIR (Fourier Transform InfraRed) for measurement of CO2, CH4 and N2O and NDIR (Non dispersive InfraRed) for measurement of N2O. Results. The average emissions of GHG ́s in the exhaust gas of the vehicles tested were, respectively for the AEHC, gasohol and CNG vehicles, and expressed in g / km, of 193.1, 193.5 and 170.9 for CO2, 0.050, 0.051 and 0.590 for CH4 and 0.017, 0.068 and 0.033 for N2O. The average CH4 fugitive emissions due to leaks in the supply system of the CNG vehicles tested was 0.0412 g / hour. Conclusion. Although the main greenhouse gas emitted directly by car is undoubtedly the CO2, the gases CH4 and N2O can contribute significantly to the total emission of GHG ́s and therefore can not be neglected. Although the emission of GHG ́s by vehicles is only a fraction of total global emissions, increasing the fleet of vehicles may make this source of emissions increasingly significant.

Caracterização das emissões de gases de efeito estufa por veiculos automotores leves no Estado de São Paulo