The increase of the world and industrial development caused excessive contamination of the earth's resources. The consumption of natural resources has reached an irreversible dimension at the beginning of the 21st century. However, people's sensitivity to sound has not been at the same pace in solving these problems. This situation has caused additional increased environmental pollution. Air pollution is one of the most important environmental disasters and can have permanent negative effects on people and nature. The most important of the pollutant sources, waste fuel consumption, is energy consumption. Energy consumption is required for human well-being. However, high energy consumption has increased emissions and, accordingly, air pollution. The rapid increase in pollution has created an economic, environmental and social pressure on the world. Most of the world lives in cities when air quality standards are exceeded by time. The first article on air pollution was written to be a solution to atmospheric pollution related to the space transformation of the 1950s. When the source of air pollutants to pollution is examined, it is seen that a significant proportion is caused by transportation. The EU has 35% of the world automotive market. The European Union and the USA have a total share of 60% of the world in the number of registered automobiles. It has been understood that the number of vehicles in Europe is approximately 180 million and the highest rate is in Luxembourg (548 units / 1000 people), followed by Italy and Germany. Greece, Ireland and Portugal are the countries with the lowest vehicle rate in Europe. Offering from expiration traffic is widely researched in many places such as Europe. There are 25 million 704 thousand 749 registered vehicles in our country according to the 2022 July penalty according to TURKSTAT. It is a very high average for a vehicle to fall for 4 people in our country. However, when looking at the ratio, 54.2% of these vehicles are automobiles, while only 2.7% are buses and minibuses. This, together with public transportation, will threaten human life in many major cities and cities in our country. The current situation reveals the need to support public transport. Supporting public transportation and supporting environmentally friendly transportation are also considered practices for reducing air pollution. However, especially the developing self-comfort and interest in personal vehicles continues in the dimension of air pollution. With our project, we aimed to explain the importance of public transportation and environmentally friendly transportation methods to clean young people and to change their preferences in this regard. In 2021, the European Union has been declared a railway, and it is aimed to support people to prefer public transport, to think about it and to prefer safe transportation. The European mobility week has been celebrated since 2002, which emerged as part of the European Union's education strategy. With this important week; Its purpose is to maintain the health and life of the people in order to plan the cleanup. Throughout this week, many activities are organized for people to prefer more environmentally friendly means of transportation and to better explore the streets they live in. With our project, it was aimed to increase awareness and inform this week. The fact that Malatya is a metropolitan city-center evacuation project and a bicycle has created the idea that this change is both a good example and needs more awareness of environmentally friendly transportation. The goals we wanted to achieve with our project: -Making beneficiary money and the benefits of environmentally friendly transportation vehicles and applications, -To popularize alternative means and methods of transportation, -To explain the environment and especially air pollution more effectively in main circuits, -To support policies to prevent air pollution, -To support the transnational cooperation of institutions working on environmental pollution, -To support more advanced studies on environmental pollution, -To make the carbon foot understood by more people, -To contribute to the reduction of the global carbon footprint, -To provide people with practical skills in combating environmental pollution, -To contribute to the 2030 environmental targets, -Erasmus + to increase the number of beneficiaries and awareness of the evidence, -Increasing the value of the European mobility week, -Increasing the key competencies of young people, -To promote Malatya.