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About the Eco-Rally

Vicky Butler-Henderson, Nicky Gavron, Ben Plowden, Robert Llewellyn

The drivers are usually celebrities and dignitaries, who are chosen for their knowledge of the subject, influence, occupation and personal experience. Previous Eco-Rally drivers:

Some of our events are open to the public and feature individuals and small businesses who use green transport in their everyday lives. We will post an application form on this site prior to the next People's Eco-Rally. More...

In previous Eco-Rallies, we decided to flip the Veteran Car Run on it's head by driving future cars from the coast to the capital.

All our routes take in famous landmarks such as Brighton Pier, the second-oldest pub in the country, The Houses of Parliament, Trafalgar Square and Tower Bridge. We have big plans for future events and would love to hear your suggestions on the following: More...

Earthman at the People's Eco-Rally 2008

The EarthMan is a performance piece which allows the viewer to consider our global biosphere on a human scale. The Texan-based artist, Dion Laurent, blends art & science by appearing in public places wearing a fully-functioning, self-sustaining suit capable of maintaining a human in otherwise unlivable environments on earth or even in outer space. The EarthMan suit consists of a solar-powered system including fans, air ducts, lights, terrarium and plants that reproduces the symbiotic relationship between humans and plants through the exchange of CO2 and oxygen. http://www.dionlaurent.com/earthman.htm More...

Participation in the 2009 event is by invitation only, but we will post an application form on this site prior to the next public-participation event. Click here to get a flavour of the People's Eco-Rally format.

General Questions about Eco-Driving

Scrappage schemes are operational in several European countries, usually as an incentive to buy a new, less polluting vehicle.

In the UK there is a £2,000 incentive available to scrap cars that are at least ten years old in favour of any type of new car or van from participating auto-makers. The scheme runs till March 2010 or until funds run out. More...

The automotive industry adds £9.5bn to the UK economy and employs around 380,000 people. British workers design, engineer and build cars that are sold globally. It is clear that there is an environmental and an economic imperative to to change.

In the short term we need improvements to existing technologies: efficiency, light materials and drag reduction.

Longer-term we need the new, cleaner technology that is still evolving. More...

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