Two surveys were conducted in this year and the qualified respondents are those who aged over 20 years old and live in Taiwan, and the telephone interview. The first research findings, 46.0% of them believe that the quality of air is the same as last year. For all the origins of air pollution, 52.7% of interviewees believe that the government should reduce the pollution from motor vehicles as the highest priority. 95.2% of motorcycle owners or users know about the rule of periodical emission inspection. 98.6% of them are willing to have this inspection. 45.5% of interviewees do not know how to deal the noise from their neighborhood. 24.9% of interviewees believe the river quality is better than last year. 57.1% of interviewees believe that gift merchandise are over packed. 49.0% of interviewees believe there is improvement of hygiene in residential area. 43.9% of interviewees believe that the most serious environmental pollution problem by now in Taiwan is air pollution, which is a dynamic source. The second research findings, 88.4% of interviewees who agree that gas stations should be equipped with oil recycle system. 81.7% of interviewees express that they won’t be bothered when gasoline nozzle stop fueling automatically. 77.2% of interviewees correspond the grant policy for purchasing a low-polluted jet engine motorcycle. In the future, vehicles emission will charge. 54.6% of interviewees express that this charge won’t affect their willingness to have the inspection. 60.8% of interviewees know that EPA keeps on checking violation on using plastics bags. 79.7% of them go in for this measure. 86.3% of interviewees correspond EPA’s policy that the persons should be fined for not fixing the dripping problem on their air conditioners after counseling. 80.1% of residents have not been bothered by the garbage classification policy. 59.2% of residents agree that paying the toll within garbage bags. 80.5% of interviewees look with favor on multi-area cooperation to clear out trash to ensure the better process.

environmental intention, environmental policies, poll survey