Save Fuel

Maintain a controlled speed: Drive the car at a constant and limited speed (40 to 50 km/h). Driving at high speeds burns more fuel.

Avoid sudden braking and acceleration: Avoid sudden acceleration or sudden hard braking. This increases fuel consumption significantly.

Use the right gear: Estimate the speed of the vehicle and change to the right gear. Shifting to a higher gear at lower speeds or a lower gear at higher speeds puts stress on the engine and reduces mileage.

Don't keep your foot on the clutch: Many people have the habit of keeping their foot on the clutch while driving. This wastes fuel and also damages the clutch plate.

Maintain proper tire pressure: Check your tires at least once a week. Low tire pressure puts more strain on the engine and consumes more fuel.

Perform timely servicing: Change your car's engine oil and air filter on time. A bad filter or old oil reduces engine efficiency and increases fuel consumption.

Reduce unnecessary weight: Do not keep unnecessary heavy items in the boot or on the car. The more weight a vehicle has, the more fuel it consumes.

Turn off the engine at a red signal: If you have to wait at a traffic signal or in a jam for more than 30 seconds, turn off the car's engine.

Limit AC usage: Keeping the AC on constantly in the car reduces mileage. Enjoy the fresh air whenever possible and use the AC only when necess

Plan your route: Use Google Maps to find a route with less traffic before setting off. Frequent stops waste more fuel.

The right time to refuel: Evaporation of petrol is more in the afternoon sun. Therefore, it is always beneficial to ref

Carpool and public transportation: Carpool (share a car) with friends or colleagues to work or use public transportation like buses and metro.

Bicycle or walking: Walking or using a bicycle instead of using a two-wheeler or four-wheeler for short-distance errands is a better option for health and fuel savings.