Following drone strikes in Saudi Arabia there has been a warning that a rise in fuel prices could be on the way so here are some  tips for driving on a greener path writes Geraldine Herbert 1) Go electric – If changing your car why not consider a hybrid or an electric car? Hybrids are good if you do a mix of urban and motorway, or consider a plug-in hybrid and dip into the electric car experience of plugging your car in overnight. Ideally, buy the greenest option you can afford – and don’t underestimate how good electric cars are. Ireland is currently let down by an unreliable network of charging points but things are changing, private charging suppliers are now starting to enter the market and the ESB has committed €20 million investment into the existing network and plans to roll out new fast and high power electric vehicle charging stations at around 100 locations nationwide. 2) Reduce your speed – You can reduce your emissions by reducing your speed. So stay within the speed limit and when stuck in traffic switch off the engine. 3) Get a Service –  No-one enjoys taking their car for a routine service, especially when often the car comes back feeling and looking the same as before. Even so, cost-cutting on maintenance is a false economy.  Taking good care of your car is an easy way to prolong its driving life and cut costs so do regular checks on the oil, fluid levels, tyres it will pay huge dividends in the long run. 4) Share With Friends – Sharing your car is a great way to save money. Consider carpooling with neighbours, friends or colleagues it will not only reduce the fuel you use but also the wear and tear on your car. 5) Lighten your load – You can save money and be more eco-friendly by simply ensuring your tyres are correctly pumped up and avoiding carrying unnecessary clutter in the boot. 6)  Plan trips in advance. – Consolidate your shopping trips and use the car prudently. The more you drive, the more fuel you use especially on short trips. 7) Smooth driving -Driving style has the greatest impact on exhaust emissions so control your acceleration and braking. To drive more efficiently don’t rev the engine and change up into a higher gear as...