AA: Alternative fuels in doubt

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AA: Alternative fuels in doubt

The debate about alternative fuels is confusing to consumers and is causing them to lose money and faith, according to the AA.

Edmund King, president of the AA, said that the "green mist" which results from the government changing its mind on both biofuels and green vehicles is damaging to motorists.

"There needs to be more joined-up thinking at local, national and EU levels of government on alternative fuels," he remarked.

Mr King said that "step-by-step" changes were preferable to making a choice and then later going back on that decision.

According to the AA, drivers who want to be more environmentally friendly should buy cars that do not emit a lot of carbon, as well as practicing more efficient driving.

Efficient driving habits may include following the speed limit, engaging in fewer stop-start motions and making sure tyres are adequately inflated.

Separate research from the AA reveals that motor insurance premiums increased during 2007.
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