How Turning Off Your Vehicle for Seconds Can Save Millions How Turning Off Your Vehicle for Seconds Can Save Millions
How Turning Off Your Vehicle for Seconds Can Save Millions
As part of Sustainable America's Turn It Off anti-idling campaign, we created this handy, shareable Infographic that explains the facts about idling and why it is a crucial economic, health, and environmental issue. A small change to your daily driving habits can make a big change. Take a look, then take the pledge to stop idling and spread the word.
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