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I've noticed wearing an N95 makes the hard gasoline and diesel smells from the highway less bad when cycling-commuting.
I jog with my mask on everyday. Avoiding breathing in all the dirt on the side of the road as cars go by is not something I want to stop doing.
And not just dirt, the pollution from tires is pretty awful: https://www.washingtonpost.com/climate-environment/2023/07/09/tire-brake-tailpipes-emissions-pollution-cars/