- Combine errands into one trip, even on the weekends
- Bike, walk or use public transit. Leaving your car home saves money on gas and wear-and-tear on your vehicle
- Share a ride by carpooling or vanpooling.
- Maintain your car and you'll produce less pollution, save money on gas and cause less traffic congestion due to breakdowns.
- Avoid topping off the tank when filling your car with gas.
- Cut back on idling. By going into a restaurant or the bank rather than sitting in the drive-through, you'll cut back on pollution and save on gas.
Green Driving 101
Tips to Clean the Air
- Keep the emissions in check
Participating the state's emissions testing program helps to clean the air we breathe, as well as to detect small vehicle problems before they result in bigger, more costly repairs. - Pay attention to the vehicle's
warnings
"Check Engine" and "Service Engine Soon" messages warn that the engine is not performing efficiently and may be polluting the air. The vehicle should be taken to a reliable service facility as soon as these message lights come on. - Don't Idle
Idling wastes gas, damages pollution control equipment on your vehicle. Turning off the car and starting it again uses less gas and produces less emissions than idling for half a minute or more. - Regular vehicle tune-ups and
maintenance
Getting regular tune-ups and oil changes and keeping the tires properly inflated help to maintain efficient fuel consumption and to reduce air pollution - Fill-up Smart
Filling the fuel tank in the evening during warm weather and not topping off the tank can help to reduce air pollution.
the fastest way to keep the air clean
Our business is to conduct the vehicle emission or smog test and safety inspection for automobiles, vans, sport utility vehicles and pick up trucks.
At Speedemissions the integrity of the test is never compromised because we do not repair failed vehicles nor try to sell mufflers, brakes, or catalytic converters. We want you to pass.
Drive Cleaner, Breathe Cleaner - Today's Air Quality
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