Driving a car using water: driving more efficiently

It is possible to drive back the same distance, at the same speed, but with much less fuel consumption. You can save up to 60 percent in fuel consumption without slowing down. It is simply a matter of driving more smoothly to increase fuel efficiency.

-Increase the throttle gradually

Increase your speed smoothly. The more you press the accelerator pedal, the more fuel you will consume. But the good news is that you can reach the same speed without consuming energy. The rule of thumb is to stay below 3,000 rpm.

– Drive using the correct gear

Always drive in the highest possible gear without dragging the engine for too long. Once you feel like you need to change gear, do it.

-brake slowly

Instead of using the brake to slow down, try letting the car slow down by using engine braking. Use your stored boost.

-Look forward

Stay alert, watch where you’re going to drive. Plan and move gradually.

All these tips and ways to increase fuel consumption boil down to one tip:

The more you press the accelerator pedal, the more fuel you use, the more money you have to spend on fuel.

For people who spend about $70 per month on fuel, this 20% fuel efficiency would help them save about $840 per year. Imagine what you can do with the amount saved. You can take your family on a quick weekend getaway or invest in new technology that can convert your conventional car to run on both water and fuel, just like the hybrid cars on the market.