Economy Driving
As the driver, you are the most important
link in the chain for getting the best overall
driving economy.
1 Warm up the engine as quickly as
possible. A warm engine and transmission
uses less fuel than a cold one (and there
is less wear).
2 Treat the accelerator pedal gently.
Do not "pump" the accelerator pedal.
Pumping increases fuel consumption
without increasing the speed. A
turbo pressure gauge helps you drive
economically.
3 High speeds increase fuel consumption
since, among other things, air resistance
increases sharply with increase of speed.
Strong side and head winds increase fuel
consumption even more.
4 Timely and correct servicing will keep
the bus in good condition. This will
also contribute to preserving low fuel
consumption.
Some Advice for Driving 99