The Energy Saving Trust aims to cut carbon emissions through 'eco-driving'
Scots motorists are being encouraged to adopt "eco-driving" techniques in a bid to be more environmentally-friendly and save money.
The Energy Saving Trust said "greener" driving habits could save motorists in Glasgow £24.5m a year and cut carbon dioxide emissions by 64,000 tonnes.
It will bring a driving simulator to Braehead Shopping Centre later to demonstrate eco-friendly techniques.
Advisers will also visit Cumbernauld Shopping Centre.
The campaign offers four key pieces of advice for motorists:
- Shift to as high a gear as possible
- Anticipate road conditions and drive more smoothly
- Maintain a steady speed in as high a gear as possible
- Drive a little slower than your normal speed
John Mcmenemy, from Energy Saving Scotland, said: "We want eco-driving to become a regular driving habit and not something drivers do just when they remember.
"If every motorist in Scotland were to adopt one eco-driving tip a week we'd be on our way to making a big difference, both to the environment and drivers' pockets."