Stop Needless Idling

 
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Learn more about keeping the air healthy, saving fuel and money, and driving smarter with these free downloadable resources.


Resources

Excessive idling increases emissions of chemicals and particulate matter that negatively affects air quality.
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Share these resources in your classrooms and communities.

Keep scrolling for more idle free tools and resources for your schools, businesses and communities.


Vehicle Idling at Schools Video

Air monitoring at schools typically finds elevated levels of harmful toxins during pick-up times as parents idle their cars while they wait for their kids. Help keep your kids and their classmates healthy: If you'll be waiting more than 10 seconds, turn off your engine. Learn more and pledge to stop idling at iturnitoff.com/school.html. This simple step can dramatically reduce children's exposure to pollutants, save a little money, and help the environment. SOURCES: U.S. EPA (https://www.epa.gov/region8/idle-free-schools) Environmental Defense Fund (https://www.edf.org/sites/default/files/9236_Idling_Nowhere_2009.pdf)

Idle-Free Toolkits

Developed by Alberta’s Airsheds, these free, downloadable resources can be used to support your school, community, and business in establishing idle-free zones.