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presence metals vehicle emissions due several factors composition fuels lubricating oils wear engine components use catalytic converters known soil near highways greatly affected heavy vehicle traffic since use highways fundamental importance flow goods public transport especially brazil street transport main form transport country considering scenario described main objective study monitor concentration potentially toxic elements surface soils located medians main access highways city campinas spbrazil classify soils geoaccumulation index using srtxrf possible detect determine concentrations 5 elements toxicenvironmental interest cr ni cu zn pb 11 natural soil composition elements al si cl k ca ti mn fe rb sr evaluate influence highway distance elementary concentrations anova tukey statistical tests applied nickel cu zn showed decrease concentrations moving away highway indicating relation vehicular emissions applying principal components analysis pca possible identify four groups quantified elements mainly related soil produced traffic automotive vehicles emitted industrial activities