1. Clean Driving

2. A new way of driving -More economical -Safer -More serence -More ecological -Faster

3. Prerequisites -Optimize your car  Use ecological tires  Inflate your tires well  Don’t store useless objects  Don’t install roof racks  Drive with the windows shut  Keep air-con use to a minimum -Your car will be lighter and more optimized, and therefore consume less fuel.

4. Prerequisites Drive serenely by:  Making some time allowance on each trip  So that you can drive more smoothly…  And save 20% on fuel…  Save money  While being less stressed

5. Clean Driving To adopt the Zen attitude and be in harmony with oneself and nature.

6. Drive serenely Don’t tailgate Anticipate the driving behavior of others, such as trucks, so as to…  Limit the stress associated with speed variations (braking, etc.)  Limit the necessity for reacceleration, which emits a lot of Co2

7. Drive serenely Anticipate red lights  Put your car into neutral once you see a red light 100 or 200 meters ahead.  You will pollute less  And there will be less wear on your brake pads  When the light turns green, you will still have maintained some speed  And this will save you time!

8. Optimize your driving Anticipate descents by refraining from accelerating just before these Gather speed in descents to consume less when you go back up again, while going faster still. Shift into higher gears as soon as possible and never over-rev.

9. Drive respectfully Courtesy  Give way to pedestrians  Be nice with other drivers, especially when you have nothing to lose Give way to drivers coming out of car parks or parking lots Go easy on learner drivers

10. Serene driving Respect others: use turn signals, obey the rules of the road, etc. Be open to others  Car pooling, for instance, is convivial and a lot less expensive!!! And be Zen!!!

11. And why not… Carpool  It’s convivial  Less boring for the driver  Less expensive  Less polluting  And of course, the driver pays more attention to his/her driving since he/she is reponsible for the lives of passengers.

12. And why not… Drive on vegetable oil?  You can do this with diesel engines, up to a maximum of 30%.  It’s less expensive  Smells good  Supports small local farmers.  Pollutes less, since the co2 emitted was abosrbed by the plant during its growth.  N.B: It is authorized by the EU, and hence in France, but banned by the French state…

13. Source of a 1 st generation biofuel

14. Conclusion Clean Driving is a new way of driving Ecological Economical: potentially up to 30% of savings on fuel, that is… 364 liters saved per car and per year on average (i.e. about $750)

15. Conclusion If everyone in France were to adopt the Clean Driving method, this would mean:  23 million tonnes less of co2  Enough savings per car for a trip to Morocco…