"£50 million: the fuel sapping cost of van loads"
After last month’s OFT fuel pricing debate and the upcoming April fuel duty rise, many motorists are looking for ways to ease the financial strain when it comes to fuelling their vehicles, especially for those van driver's whose personal vans are essential to their livelihood. Simply buying a smaller more economical vehicle just isn't always a viable option.
In a recent BCA Used Car Market Report, which surveyed 4,000 motorists, has revealed that 53% of motorists say the higher price of fuel will eventually push them into ‘buying a more fuel efficient vehicle’ or change their ‘driving habits’ or both. 1 in 10 said they would change to a more fuel-efficient motor if the price of fuel hit £1.50 per litre.
But before you trade in your hard working yet fuel hungry van or think about changing your career altogether, you may want to read Faye Sunderland’s article titled, "£50 million: the fuel sapping cost of van loads" posted on The Green Car Website. She explains how business fleets and individuals can save a bit of money and reduce vehicle emissions by simply reducing any excess loads. Removing any unnecessary equipment or items being stored in the back of your van can significantly help save on fuel. To read the informative article, please click here.
In a recent BCA Used Car Market Report, which surveyed 4,000 motorists, has revealed that 53% of motorists say the higher price of fuel will eventually push them into ‘buying a more fuel efficient vehicle’ or change their ‘driving habits’ or both. 1 in 10 said they would change to a more fuel-efficient motor if the price of fuel hit £1.50 per litre.
But before you trade in your hard working yet fuel hungry van or think about changing your career altogether, you may want to read Faye Sunderland’s article titled, "£50 million: the fuel sapping cost of van loads" posted on The Green Car Website. She explains how business fleets and individuals can save a bit of money and reduce vehicle emissions by simply reducing any excess loads. Removing any unnecessary equipment or items being stored in the back of your van can significantly help save on fuel. To read the informative article, please click here.
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