Enter your Everyday Health log-in here:  E-Mail Address: Forgot
Your Password?  On the Road  The burning of fuels releases
carbon dioxide (CO2) into the atmosphere and contributes to
climate change, but these emissions can be reduced by improving
your car's fuel efficiency. You can take the following actions
to reduce your greenhouse gas emissions, reduce the nation's
dependence on oil and save money.   1. Buy smart   2. Drive
smart   3. Tune your ride     A well-maintained car is more
fuel-efficient, produces fewer greenhouse gas emissions, is more
reliable, and is safer! Keep your car well tuned, follow the
manufacturer's maintenance schedule, and use the recommended
grade of motor oil. Also check and replace your vehicle's air
filter regularly.   4. Check your tires   5. Give your car a
break     Use public transportation, carpool or walk or bike
whenever possible to avoid using your car. Leaving your car at
home just two days a week will reduce greenhouse gas emissions
by an average of 1,600 pounds per ye