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Eco-driving

Eco-driving training helps to further reduce fuel consumption and therefore CO2 emissions by up to 10%!

Fuel efficient driving substantially contributes to a company’s fuel savings and thus to greater profitability and lower CO2 emissions in a win-win formula. Practical examples show that the fuel efficiency can be increased by up to 10% through driver training.

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The decrease of fuel costs versus the investments for training costs have a cost benefit ratio of roughly 1 to 2.5. Considering this environmental benefit while increasing the profitability of a transport company, the IRU Academy, the educational arm of the IRU, has incorporated a fuel efficient driving module in the IRU Academy CPC Driver Programme.

Eco-driving checklist for truck drivers
Eco-driving checklist for truck drivers
Innovative examples to reduce fuel consumption and thus CO2 emissions of commercial vehicles are provided by the sustainability programme of the American Trucking Associations (ATA).

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