Idling Quiz: What do you know about idling?

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1. Idling wastes fuel and money and impacts the environment. (Required.)

True

False

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2. With the advanced emissions technology used in today's vehicles, carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions from an idling vehicle are greatly reduced. (Required.)

True

False

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3. Idling contributes to the climate change problem. (Required.)

True

False

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4. In the winter, the best way to warm up a vehicle is to drive it. (Required.)

True

False

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5. Using a block heater helps an engine warm up quickly, which means less fuel consumption. (Required.)

True

False

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6. Idling warms up the entire vehicle. (Required.)

True

False

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7. Idling for over 10 seconds uses more fuel (and produces more CO2) than restarting your engine. (Required.)

True

False

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8. I should turn my vehicle off when I'm caught either in stop-and-go traffic or at a long stoplight. (Required.)

True

False

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9. Idling is a problem only in winter. (Required.)

True

False

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10. Making sure it's safe to drive the vehicle away is more important than reducing idling time (Required.)

True

False

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11. If you are going to be stopped for more than 60 seconds, turning the engine off saves money. (Required.)

True

False

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12. A poorly tuned engine, whether you're driving a vehicle down the road or letting it idle, uses up to 15 percent more fuel than a well-tuned vehicle. (Required.)

True

False

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13. How concerned are you about air pollution? (Required.)

Extremely concerned

Very concerned

Moderately concerned

Slightly concerned

Not at all concerned

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14. How often do you idle your vehicle on an average day? (Required.)

Multiple times a day

Atleast once a day

Not at all

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15. For what duration do you typically idle your vehicle? (Required.)

5+ minutes

3 to 5 minutes

1 to 2 minutes

Less than a minute

I don't idle at all

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16. How willing are you to change your lifestyle to reduce the damage you cause to the environment? (Required.)

Extremely willing

Very willing

Somewhat willing

Not so willing

Not at all willing

Idling Quiz: What do you know about idling?

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* 1. Idling wastes fuel and money and impacts the environment. (Required.)

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* 2. With the advanced emissions technology used in today's vehicles, carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions from an idling vehicle are greatly reduced. (Required.)

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* 3. Idling contributes to the climate change problem. (Required.)

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* 4. In the winter, the best way to warm up a vehicle is to drive it. (Required.)

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* 5. Using a block heater helps an engine warm up quickly, which means less fuel consumption. (Required.)

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* 6. Idling warms up the entire vehicle. (Required.)

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* 7. Idling for over 10 seconds uses more fuel (and produces more CO2) than restarting your engine. (Required.)

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* 8. I should turn my vehicle off when I'm caught either in stop-and-go traffic or at a long stoplight. (Required.)

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* 9. Idling is a problem only in winter. (Required.)

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* 10. Making sure it's safe to drive the vehicle away is more important than reducing idling time (Required.)

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* 11. If you are going to be stopped for more than 60 seconds, turning the engine off saves money. (Required.)

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* 12. A poorly tuned engine, whether you're driving a vehicle down the road or letting it idle, uses up to 15 percent more fuel than a well-tuned vehicle. (Required.)

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* 13. How concerned are you about air pollution? (Required.)

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* 14. How often do you idle your vehicle on an average day? (Required.)

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* 15. For what duration do you typically idle your vehicle? (Required.)

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* 16. How willing are you to change your lifestyle to reduce the damage you cause to the environment? (Required.)

1. Idling wastes fuel and money and impacts the environment. (Required.)

2. With the advanced emissions technology used in today's vehicles, carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions from an idling vehicle are greatly reduced. (Required.)

3. Idling contributes to the climate change problem. (Required.)

4. In the winter, the best way to warm up a vehicle is to drive it. (Required.)

5. Using a block heater helps an engine warm up quickly, which means less fuel consumption. (Required.)

6. Idling warms up the entire vehicle. (Required.)

7. Idling for over 10 seconds uses more fuel (and produces more CO2) than restarting your engine. (Required.)

8. I should turn my vehicle off when I'm caught either in stop-and-go traffic or at a long stoplight. (Required.)

9. Idling is a problem only in winter. (Required.)

10. Making sure it's safe to drive the vehicle away is more important than reducing idling time (Required.)

11. If you are going to be stopped for more than 60 seconds, turning the engine off saves money. (Required.)

12. A poorly tuned engine, whether you're driving a vehicle down the road or letting it idle, uses up to 15 percent more fuel than a well-tuned vehicle. (Required.)

13. How concerned are you about air pollution? (Required.)

14. How often do you idle your vehicle on an average day? (Required.)

15. For what duration do you typically idle your vehicle? (Required.)

16. How willing are you to change your lifestyle to reduce the damage you cause to the environment? (Required.)