
l Drive the speed limit. In most vehicles, you will achieve optimal fuel economy between 45 mph and 60 mph.
l Drive a consistent speed.
l Brake and accelerate gradually and consistently, and avoid hitting the brakes.
l Avoid stop-and-go traffic and rush hour.
l Do not rest your foot on the brake pedal.
l Use the cruise control.
l Turn your vehicle off instead of idling for temporary stops.
l Combine small trips into one longer trip with multiple stops.
l Turn off the air conditioner and open your windows, unless you are travelling at high speeds on the highway.
l Tighten your gad cap.
l Park in the shade or in the garage.
l Unload excess weight. Remote unneeded items from your vehicle.
l Avoid carrying items on your roof. Remote rooftop carriers and removable racks when not in use.
l Maintain the recommended tire pressure. Check tire pressure regularly and before long trips.
l Keep your vehicle well-tuned, and follow the vehicle manufacturer's recommended maintenance intervals.
l Change your oil, oil filters, and air filters regularly.
l Use the lowest recommended suitable grade of fuel. Use biofuels, such as E85 and biodiesel.