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Wednesday, September 23, 2009

Saving Fuel and Maintaining Vehicles

Gas prices keep rising periodically and this adds to the expenses of vending business. Vending business owners need route drivers for filling and maintaining the machines. Divers tend to misuse the vehicle provided by vending business owners for their personal use and this can lead to wastage of fuel. To avoid this type of wastage, vending business owners need to take strict measures and should monitor fuel economy to stop this type of wastage.

Maintenance of vehicle would also help in saving fuel as well maintained vehicles will operate with greater efficiency. Spark plugs should be cleaned regularly and fuel filter should not be clogged to increase fuel efficiency. Keep the tyres properly inflated as this will help in increasing fuel efficiency. As said by experts, the fuel efficiency can be raised by more than 3 percent if the tyres are properly inflated.

Another good idea for saving fuel costs is to change from conventional fuel to other fuels for your Planet Antares vending operations. Propane is less pricey than either diesel or gasoline. A gallon of propane gas costs less than half the price of gasoline. Route drivers should drive the vehicle within the appropriate speed limit. Driving steadily and smoothly ensures less fuel wastage. Putting on the brakes hard and speeding adds to the decreased fuel economy.

Switch off your vehicle on signals and avoid idling of your engine. An efficient route driver should turn the engine off, if they are delayed for more than a couple of minutes. Technology has long term solutions for fuel wastage. A vending business owner can invest in GPS (Global Positioning System) and improve operating efficiency and employee accountability.

Planning out the use of your vehicle can makes a big difference in fuel economy. Hire alert, honest and educated drivers for your Planet Antares vending route.

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