Energy-efficient driving is mostly good planning: anticipate early, avoid unnecessary acceleration and use the car’s momentum intelligently without comprom
1
Look further ahead
Early information lets you lift off sooner instead of alternating between heavy acceleration and braking.
2
Use appropriate gears
Choose the gear that gives suitable control and avoids labouring or over-revving the engine.
3
Smooth is usually efficient
Stable speed, safe following distance and planned braking tend to reduce fuel use and stress together.
By Adrian Palmer
DVSA-approved driving instructor serving West Edinburgh. About Adrian → · Instagram →
DVSA-approved driving instructor serving West Edinburgh. About Adrian → · Instagram →