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Home > Blog > Efficient Driving
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 2, 2018

Efficient Driving

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5 Tips for Efficient Driving.

1. Change speeds gently - whether accelerating or braking, it's better for you car's components. Driving at a moderate speed and using cruise control when possible further increases efficiency.   

2. Remove excess weight - avoid keeping unnecessary items in your vehicle, especially heavy ones.

3. Keep tires properly inflated - underinflated tires are dangerous, wear quicker, and decrease engine efficiency. Keep tires pumped up to the recommended pressure.

4. Plan and combine errands and outgoings- avoid traveling during the most congested times of day. Star-stop driving is among the most energy intensive means of car travel. Combining errands saves a trip!

5. Minimize idling - no matter what kind of car you drive, idling wasted energy. For gasoline-powered cars, idling ca use up to half a gallon of fuel per hour, much more than restarting your car. In addition, modern cars do not need to be "warmed up" before driving - even in cold weather.

 

Use these tips to save fuel and improve air quality. A win for you, a win for the environment. 

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