Transport accounts for the lion share of the average Australian household’s greenhouse gases.
An average Australian household generates over 6 tonnes of greenhouse gas from transport - mostly from car use. A third of this results from travel to work.
Source: QUANTIFY - Quantifying Transport Systems 2007.

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Did you know?
- Every litre of petrol saved cuts greenhouse gas emissions by 2.8 kilograms and saves you at least $1 plus vehicle wear-and-tear.
- Diesel can cut greenhouse gas emissions by up to 20% relative to petrol.
- A variety of renewable fuel blends and fuels with greenhouse benefits are becoming available. Look out for them at your next petrol stop.
- Have the car airconditioner checked from time to time as leakage of refrigerant from car airconditioners also adds to climate change.
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