Tuesday, October 14th, 2008 | Author: admin
Hypermiling is an interesting method of increasing your car’s gas mileage by making changes in the way you drive.
Accelerating more slowly away from green lights and stopping more gradually for red lights can cut fuel consumption by 25 percent or more. This change along with maintaining more steady driving speeds would have a dramatic effect on reducing our current energy consumption.
With today’s high traffic congestion, vehicles are getting lower mileage due to more frequent braking, an ever increasing amount of idling time and longer commuting time. If Passenger Energy could reduce the number of vehicles on the road, we would not only save big on all the vehicles left home, but also by running the remaining ones much more efficiently.
