Reports and research on vehicle idling

Successful idling campaigns are built on solid information and research. To help your campaign succeed, we’ve provided information about the attitudes and practices of Canadian drivers, the impact of idling on air quality, and the approaches, results and lessons learned of several successful idling campaigns. Read on to ensure a successful idling campaign.

• Research Related to Behaviour That Impacts Fuel Consumption
  (April 1998)
• Research Related to Behaviour That Impacts Fuel Consumption
  (November 1998)
• Survey of Drivers’ Attitudes, Awareness and Behaviour
  (May 1998)
• Evaluation of Barriers to Participation by Individuals in GHG Reduction Activities
  (1999)
• Turn it Off: Reducing Engine Idling Project - Executive Summary
  (January 2001)
• Public Health Implications of Traffic Density and Vehicle Idling on Air Quality
  (July 2003)
• London Idling By-Law Case Study
  (June 25, 2001)
• CPPI Pre Anti-Idling Campaign Awareness Study
  (2002)