The document provides tips for improving fuel efficiency when driving a car, such as driving no more than 65 km/ph, removing the passenger side mirror to reduce wind resistance, avoiding braking and rapid acceleration which strains the engine, turning off the engine at red lights, keeping windows up and AC off to maintain aerodynamics, overinflating tires by 10%, navigating to pass through green lights, and reducing weight by removing unnecessary items from the car.

2. Never drive above
65 Km/ph

3. Remove passenger
side mirror
By reducing wind resistance, you’ll improve mileage

4. Avoid braking and
rapid acceleration

5. Turn off engine
at red lights

6. Keep Windows
up/AC off
Reduce the strain on your engine and maintain the aerodynamics of your car

7. Try to stay relaxed
Angry drivers burn more fuel

8. Overinflate tires by
10 percent

9. Try to navigate
intersections to always
go through green lights

10. Reduce weight
Remove anything else that’s adding unnecessary weight, like
that set of golf clubs still in your trunk.