The British Vehicle Rental and Leasing Association (BVRLA) has
announced that its members have cut 3m tonnes of carbon emissions
from their fleets over the past four years – equivalent to 1.5
tonnes of CO2 for every business car in BVRLA members’ fleets.
A survey of BVRLA members found that average emissions of CO2
fell from 171.8g/km in 2003 to 157.4g/km in 2007 – a fall of over 8
per cent. Average mileage per business driver fell too, from over
25,000 miles per year in 2003 to 21,643 miles in 2007.
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Calling the amount of CO2 saved “staggering”, BVRLA
director-general John Lewis promised to go even further in helping
association members cut their fleet carbon emissions, pointing to
the recent launch of a greener motoring section on the BVRLA
website which offers carbon footprint calculation, among other
services. He concluded: “The savings have been tremendous so far,
as have been the benefits of safer, more eco-friendly driving, but
we now want to go even further and save at least the same amount of
CO2 again but this time over a much shorter period.”
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