SmartWay Vehicles

SmartWay is committed to promoting smart transportation choices for individuals and companies: more choices when buying new vehicles and trucks, more fuel options, and more smart ways to move freight. And we promise that each time you choose the SmartWay, you’ll be helping to reduce emissions and reduce your impact on the environment.

Look for SmartWay In the News and On the Air

SmartWay Turn over a New Leaf campaign
EPA’s SmartWay Leaf campaign encourages consumers to look for the US EPA Certified SmartWay certification mark on cars and trucks to help them save fuel, money and the environment.  Vehicles that qualify for the SmartWay mark are the cleanest and most fuel-efficient available in today’s market.  For detailed information on the fuel economy and environmental performance of SmartWay cars and trucks go to www.epa.gov/greenvehicles. 

The SmartWay Leaf public service video, audio messages and print materials can be downloaded and viewed, or used freely for rebroadcast by TV and radio stations, podcasters, etc.  Reproduction of print materials is also permitted.

Leaf video PSA (wmv) (60 seconds, 12M)

Leaf audio PSA (wav) (60 seconds, 11M)

"Reflects Well On You" consumer PSA (PDF) (1 page, 250K)

"Reflects Well" industry PSA (PDF) (1 page, 214K)

"Leaf Campaign" email message

EPA SmartWay Smell the Flowers campaign
EPA's "Smell the Flowers" campaign offers smart driving tips that could give you more miles per gallon of gas and reduce air pollution. The tips provide simple suggestions that will help you save money at the fuel pump and help to produce fewer tailpipe emissions.

Read more about how to Buy and Drive Smart.

The public service video and audio messages can be downloaded and viewed, or used freely for rebroadcast by TV and radio stations, podcasters, etc. Reproduction of the print ad is also permitted.

Little Flower video PSA (WVM) (60 seconds, 3M)

Printable poster of the "Smell the Flowers" campaign (PDF) (1 page, 890K)

For more information, contact Patrice Thornton at 734-214-4329 or thornton.patrice@epa.gov