Eco-driving lands in US, met with skepticism
Already a standard practice for many European organisations, 'Eco-driving' has really landed in the States after being launched by the Alliance of Automobile Manufacturers.
Hybridcars.com reports that the scheme was met with skepticism by environmentalists, who assert that the campaign throws a smoke screen over the industry’s slow move toward fuel-saving vehicles. "Providing drivers tips on how to improve their fuel economy is helpful, but the industry needs to be doing a lot more than this," said Jim Kleisch, senior engineer with the Union of Concerned Scientists, in an interview with Hybridcars.com. "Consumers need cleaner and substantially more fuel-efficient vehicles on the showroom floors, and until that happens, our economy and our environment are going to suffer."
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