Eco-Friendly Driving: Tips for a Greener Journey

Avoid aggressive starts. Gentle acceleration burns less fuel and reduces emissions.

Use cruise control where appropriate to maintain a constant speed, as this is more fuel-efficient than variable speeds.

By anticipating stops and starts, you can avoid unnecessary braking and acceleration, saving fuel.

Keep your vehicle well-maintained with regular service checks. A well-tuned engine runs more efficiently.

Correctly inflated tires reduce rolling resistance and improve fuel economy.

Remove unnecessary items from your car to reduce weight. Use roof racks only when needed to decrease aerodynamic drag.

Combine errands into one trip, carpool, or choose alternative transport methods to reduce your time on the road.

When possible, opt for a vehicle with good fuel economy or consider hybrid and electric vehicles.

Air conditioning increases fuel consumption; use it sparingly and consider natural ventilation when conditions allow.