Driving Habit

Fuel Economy

Safety

Keep Distance From Front Car

Helps Maintain Steady Speed hence burn less fuel.

Gives you more time to react to road hazards

Observe The Speed Limit

Most cars are more efficient between 30 and 40 mph.

Each 5 mph over 60 mph is like paying an additional $0.31/gallon for gas. (www.fueleconomy.gov)

Don't be ticketed

Avoid Abrupt Start

Let the engine and transmission work as they are designed for

Reduce Risk of collision

Take Unused Items Out of The Trunk of Your Car

The lighter the vehicle, the less energy hence less fuel needed for it to move

Make your emergency kit more accessible

Maintain Recommended Tire Pressure

Reduce friction hence less energy to move the car

Steer the car better, let your car react to road conditions as designed