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NOT all drivers accept the environmental arguments for reducing the impact of their vehicles on the planet, writes Sue Cooke. However, what we all will agree with are the hard economic arguments. More efficient vehicle use has the potential to reduce overall fuel consumption by 28 per cent and reduce driving time by 32 per cent, saving money for fleet managers.
The AA recommends using good satellite navigation which will take more direct routes and prevent drivers getting lost, which can reduce the distance driven by 16 per cent, driving time by 18 per cent and fuel consumption by 15 per cent. In addition, if the system uses live traffic information to avoid congestion, this saves a further 14 per cent of driving time on congested roads.See the full content of this document
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Drive Wisely to Save Money
Combined with driving a car with enhanced ecopower technology, such as the new Saab 9-3 diesel, company car drivers can sa...
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