As you've probably noticed on your bank statement, car fuel prices are rising faster than Duffy in the Top 40. Last month, diesel prices rose by their highest margin ever this century. At 124.2 pence per litre, says the AA, that makes them the second highest in Europe. And unleaded's now 112.6 pence per litre. Sure, you could drive less. But if that's not an option, check out our top ten tips to drive greener and cheaper.
Here are ten ways to cut your fuel consumption and your carbon emissions. Some of these tips are our own, some are inspired by the Energy Saving Trust's Efficient Driving Tips and the newly launched EU campaign, Save More Than Fuel. The EST reckons you could save £120 a year on your bill.
1. Close your windows on the motorway
Personally, I like having my windows down all the time for fresh air. But if you're driving at high speeds -- 70mph on the motorway, say -- having windows open increases drag, which cuts your fuel economy. Just closing your windows at speed can cut your cut your fuel consumption and carbon emissions by a whopping ten per cent.
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