Drive Green
It’s a well know fact that automobiles release harmful gases in the air that ultimately leave a large impact on our ecology. But not many people are aware that we can reduce the extent of damage if we learn to drive ecologically.
Is it possible?
Check out how and register your contribution for a better tomorrow:
Drive lightly:
- Do not keep your boot loaded with unnecessary load which you carry everywhere you go, irrespective of whether it is required or not.
- Cleaning up the trunk reduces the weight of the vehicle, this improving fuel efficiency and ultimately saving the non-renewable source of energy – crude oil.
What’s the rush?
- Good fuel average is directly proportional to lower emissions from the car. Lower emissions can occur when you drive at speed limits and according to the power capacity of your car.
- Surveys and studies report that driving about 70 miles on a reasonable speed of 55 mph can save as much as 30% of fuel which otherwise is burnt unnecessarily.
Idle no more:
Turn off engines at light points. An engine idle for 30 seconds emits the same amount of gases and uses fuel equivalent to turn on the engine. So the best deal is to keep it turned off until you’re clear to move.






Biology can dictate about the extinct and about to be extinct animals and the causes which made them disappear. Furthermore rainforests and the constant pressure they’re put to are topics to be discussed which might create interests if explained with diagrams and illustrations. 