1) Is your vehicle in-tune? A poorly tuned engine can consume an average of 10% more fuel!
2) One equals 20. One poorly tuned vehicle can emit pollutants equivalent to 20 properly tuned cars.
3) Do not let your engine idle. Excessive idling pollutes. Turn off the engine whenever you can.
4) Low tires put pressure on fuel. Properly inflated tires improve fuel performance.
5) 90 Km is optimum driving speed. The best fuel economy for most vehicles is under 90 km/h.
6) Light is right. The heavier the car, the more fuel it burns.
7) Plan your trips. Save money by planning activities and combining errands to reduce the number of time you start your engine.
8) Share the ride.
9) Be aerodynamic. Reducing wind resistance on the highway cuts fuel consumption.
10) Choose gasoline with low sulphur content.
11) Familiar yourself with Dashboard Warning Lights and Follow Them!
The Red Light Requires an Immediate Action! Stop and Correct.
Amber color indicates a reminder to have your car services soon.
Battery Warning Indicator
Airbag Indicator Light
Engine Temperature Warning Light
Oil Pressure Warning Light
Seatbelt Reminder Light
Antilock Break Warning Light
Engine Warning Light
Fog Light Indicator
Low Fuel Indicator
Tire Pressure Warning
Traction Control Warning Light
Security Light Indicator
Break Warning Light
Handbrake Warning Light
Break Warning Light
Washer Fluid Indicator Light