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Driving Tips
A more fuel-efficient vehicle will generate fewer greenhouse gases over
the same distance compared with a gas-guzzler. But your personal carbon
footprint can be reduced even further if you choose public
transportation. The use of a personal vehicle is obviously one of
the greatest polluters, because emissions from millions of vehicles on the
road add up. Transportation emissions are a result of two factors: the fuel
efficiency of the vehicles in use, and the availability of alternatives to
driving alone.
Bundle Errands
When you start your car after it's been sitting for more than an hour, it pollutes up to five times more than when the engine is warm.
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When you start your car after it's been sitting for more than an hour, it pollutes up to five times more than when the engine is warm.
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Save Fuel by Slowing Down
Hard acceleration and braking can waste fuel and lower your kilometres travelled by 33% on the highway and 5% around town.
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Hard acceleration and braking can waste fuel and lower your kilometres travelled by 33% on the highway and 5% around town.
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Get Rid of Unnecessary Weight
Avoid keeping unnecessary items in your vehicle, especially heavy ones. An extra 45kg in your vehicle could reduce the amount of kilometres you get out of a litre, by 2% or more for small cars.
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Avoid keeping unnecessary items in your vehicle, especially heavy ones. An extra 45kg in your vehicle could reduce the amount of kilometres you get out of a litre, by 2% or more for small cars.
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Maintain Your Car Regularly
A car service could boost your kilometres per litre anywhere from 4 to 40%; a new air filter could get you 10% more kilometres per litre.
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A car service could boost your kilometres per litre anywhere from 4 to 40%; a new air filter could get you 10% more kilometres per litre.
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