GIZ Sourcebook Module 4f: Eco Driving

Buses in cities in developing countries are often old and fuel-intensive and are a major contributor to the negative environmental impacts in the urban areas. The driver of a vehicle is directly responsible for a more economical driving style. But he is not the only one in the chain of actors involved in transport to influence fuel consumption. Manufacturers, legislators, driving schools and vehicle holders- they all can influence the fuel consumption of vehicles in various ways. This module covers three main topics: defensive & economical driving; benefits of a more economical and defensive driving stylel and how to achieve this driving style.

This tool is included in the Transportation Toolkit from the LEDS Global Partnership.

When to Use This Tool

While building a low emission strategy for your country's transportation system, this tool is most useful during these key phases of the process:

• Assess Opportunities - Identifying opportunities for low-carbon transport

Learn more about the key actions you need to take to build a successful LEDS.

How to Use This Tool

This tool is most helpful when using these strategies:

• Improve - Enhance infrastructure & policies

Learn more about the avoid, shift, improve framework for limiting air pollutants and greenhouse gas emissions.

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This tool is available for download in multiple languages

• English: http://www.sutp.org/component/phocadownload/category/47-4f?download=90:4f-ed-en
• 中国的: http://www.sutp.org/component/phocadownload/category/47-4f?download=91:4f-ed-cn
• Español: http://www.sutp.org/component/phocadownload/category/47-4f?download=92:4f-ed-es