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As a result of the high cost of living and fuel prices, an estimated 14.3 million people have reduced how much they drive for leisure purposes, with one in five British motorists changing their driving habits and style to help conserve fuel.
The average motorist now drives 23 fewer miles each month compared to January.
Over the same time, the average cost of filling a fuel tank has risen by nearly £10, from £65.27 to £74.90, so cutting back on these 23 miles each month could collectively save motorists £8.5billion.
This also saves an average of nearly 9,500 grams of CO2 per month, a combined saving of 370,000 tonnes of CO2 for the whole of the UK.
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