Simple Hacks to Save Your Vehicle’s Fuel Amid Reports of Supply Shortages

Author: Timothy CerulloPublished on: April 11, 2026Country: Kenya

Business & Economy

Simple Hacks to Save Your Vehicle’s Fuel Amid Reports of Supply Shortages

Due to the conflict in the Middle East, Kenya is experiencing fuel shortages and rising prices. To help drivers save fuel, it is recommended to adopt habits such as regular vehicle maintenance, reducing weight, avoiding idling, and driving smoothly. Other tips include planning trips to avoid frequent stops and managing the use of electrical devices in the car.

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