I'm on my way to fetch my son from school and I thought I would do another demonstration video for you on how to drive economically. I've now shifted into fourth gear doing about just under 40 kilometers an hour. No need to drive fast. I'm pushing a speed bump, slow down into second for the speed bump over the speed bump and accelerate again. Take it up to just under two thousand radius per minute. Change into third gear into fourth gear. Doing 40 kilometers an hour. Only driven a short distance and the economy is sitting at 16.8. That's because the car has just been started so the economy will be high. It will drop as time goes on. I'm on a short downhill now. So cars are neutral. Nobody behind me so I'm not in convenience in anybody. There's a car about 40 meters in front of me. No need to drive fast. As you can see, coasting and neutral brings that economy down quite rapidly. Pushing a speed circle around the circle. Over the speed bump and accelerating again just to get some speed back. I'm using neutral again. See this speedometer is on just over 40 now. This isn't a suburban area so there's no real need or space to go anything about 60 anyway. And in these residential areas that I live in, knowing about 60 is against the law anyway. I hope that everybody listens to the ball. But I'm just saying. Alright, fourth gear, about 2000 revs. Doing just under 60. Slowing down for a red robot. The robot's changed green. That's another thing is slow down before the robots so that I can keep the momentum. If the robot changes green, I don't have to start shifting from first gear again. I kept it there in third gear because the robot changed green. Instead of rushing to the robot and then waiting, just slow down a bit. Keep the car moving. With the robot changes, you can get then into, you can start pulling away from third gear. Instead of wasting your fuel in first and second gear. Slowing down into second gear for a speed bump. Over the speed bump and now accelerating again. See the economy has dropped down to 10.8. It was 10.7 and it just jumped up there because I was accelerating away. And now I'm going to flat this a road. Nobody to be behind me. And I will just coast a little bit, keeping it speed just under 60 revs around about 800 rpm. And DC, that economy immediately is dropping again. See what other information we can get you. Two kilometres of ready driven average speed at 3. Five minutes of driving. Instant economy, as you can see, when I've got the car neutral, is next to nothing. Because of approaching the road where I need to turn now into my sunschool. And yeah, 1.6 kilometres per 100. If you could freewheel for 100 kilometres, you would use 1.5 metres of fuel. Obviously, that's not realistic and not possible. But this gives you an idea of how you can save fuel even if it's over a short period of time. Let's go back to the overall fuel consumption. Ready down to 8.7 just through some economical driving. And this is a very, very short distance I've driven to fetch my sunschool. Which is only about 4.5 or 5 kilometres from my home. I'm almost there now. And as you can see, that short trip. 8.7. 8.6. And that's probably where it'll stop as I park my vehicle. Thank you for watching. If you enjoy my videos, like and subscribe.