Save Fuel, Save Cash: Drive Smarter, Not Faster

0:00Petrol prices are hitting 158.1 pence per liter, diesel 191.2, way up since tensions kicked off, with Iran. Transport Pro Joe Webster, with 30 years in the game, drops knowledge, most petrol cars run sweetest between 50 and 60 miles per hour. That sweet spot crushes fuel waste because air drag ramps up hard past there. It's not linear, it squares with speed, so engines guzzle way more too. Push through. Never stick to 70 on motorways out of habit, but nudging down to 65 saves real cash, especially for commuters in trades racking up. Miles, using cruise control locks and steady speed, dodging the ups and downs that burn extra, and test show dropping from 70 to 60 boost economy, 10 to 15% on a thousand miles monthly. Small tweak like that stacks up quick at the pump. No new ride needed, just smarter flow on the road keeps more pence in your pocket. This has been Lester News today, powered by AI. I'm Corey with the story.