Sentence examples for wasted fuel from inspiring English sources

Less congestion means less wasted fuel and fewer emissions.

And the improvements will also save $800m in wasted fuel and time a pretty penny indeed.

Road congestion generates a national cost of about $78bn per year in lost time and wasted fuel.

When expenses like wasted fuel, lost revenue, and the increased cost of doing business are added in, that figure rises to thirteen billion dollars.

Perhaps it is wiser to stay on the motorway and hope for the best Traffic jams cost billions in lost productivity and wasted fuel.

The aim is to streamline a system that officials say adds about 5 billion euros ($6.6 billion) in unnecessary costs each year, not to mention millions of tons of wasted fuel and added carbon emissions.

Nafion, however, can be expensive and it allows some methanol to seep through, which wastes fuel.

"In the end it pays off because you're not wasting fuel.

Ms. Johnson said she has scaled back use of her car and is sensitive to wasting fuel.

Besides wasting fuel, idling engines emit some of the harshest pollution compared with engines at cruising speeds, said Jake Fisher, a senior automotive engineer with Consumer Reports magazine.

Fare boxes and turnstiles have to be maintained; buses idle while waiting for passengers to pay up, wasting fuel; and everyone loses time.