come from car's real fuel consumption i.e. not according to figures provided by UTAC (Union Technique de l'Automobile du Motocycle et du Cycle), which do not take into account cold starting, air-conditioning, acceleration, traffic jams etc. The calculation for motorcycle emissions comes from a study carried out by the Ademe. See Ademe study in PDF format. See similar questions...

You will need to find our your annual mileage and fuel efficiency in miles per gallon (mpg). If you travel 10,000 miles a year and your car does 30 to the gallon, you will be using 333 gallons, which is 1,514 litres. Emissions are 2.31 kg per litre, which would give a total of 3.5 tonnes of CO2. (Diesel is 2.68 kg per litre.). If this seems complicated, I recommend the calculator at Climate Care www.climatecare.org. See similar questions...

Various factors are taken into consideration when calculating flight emissions and their impact on the environment. The following are the main ones: The type of aeroplane, how much fuel it uses, the number of seats it has and how many are first class (first class seats take up more room than economy seats, and the more there are the fewer passengers the aeroplane carries). See similar questions...

The data for CO2 emissions is based on calculations made by the Ademe and the CEREN (Centre d'?tudes et de recherches ?conomiques sur l'?nergie = Research Centre for Economic Studies of Energy) according to size, heating system, age, usage of accommodation. See similar questions...

The packs are calculated on the basis of 9 tonnes of CO2 emissions per person per year. This figure corresponds to France's total emissions of greenhouse gases (CO2, CH4, N20, HFC, PFC, SF6) expressed as CO2 equivalents and divided by number of inhabitants. See similar questions...

When calculating the CO2 emissions from your activities, mycarbondebt.com uses officially published figures (e.g. from the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs) to convert quantities of fuel and energy to CO2 emissions. We use average emissions numbers for cars and homes of various sizes provided by the UK government. Our flight calculations are based on data and algorithms provided by Carbon Clear Limited. See similar questions...

This is a hard one, as the National Energy Foundation admit, there are all kinds of variables involved. I used 0.18 kg per mile for a long distance flight, for shorter distances a figure of up to 0.3 kg per mile may apply. Climate Care www.climatecare.org, Future Forests www.futureforests.com , and the National Energy Foundation www.natenergy.org.uk/convert.htm all have excellent calculators! See similar questions...

a fellow motorcycle enthusiast, I understand the dangers involved with riding motorcycles on Florida roads, especially the ever so fun I-95 runs. I have compiled some helpful information on what to do following a car, auto, or motorcycle accident. See similar questions...

The SMMT CO2 emissions enquiry service, available on the Internet, will let you find out the CO2 emissions for particular cars provided they are first registered between January 1998 and December 2000. The website address is www.smmt.co.uk The Vehicle Certification Agency publishes a booklet that tells you about performance of new cars. The figures in this booklet give a very good indication of the approved CO2 emissions figures, although there may be some small variations. See similar questions...

Yes! Because TerraPass does not actually reduce the emissions that come directly from your car, it's not a hall pass for the folks at your local DMV. There are many noxious gases that come out of your tailpipe that don't have anything to do with global warming. Smart driving habits, regular emissions testing and routine car maintenance can help your vehicle running as cleanly and efficiently as possible. And that helps reduce your climate impact, too. See similar questions...

Yes, all motorcycles (including mopeds) can participate freely provided the normal requirements of the DVLA cherished number transfer facility are met. See similar questions...

Just about any ship will transport a car or motorcycle for you - the only slight difficulty you may encounter is if you wish to travel on the same voyage - since only about 1% of the freighters sailing the worlds oceans carry passengers. See similar questions...

Yes you can - except in Siem Reap and more recently Sihanoukville - which in the past year or so has been sort of an on-again, off-again thing. But the question is should you? My answer is probably not. See similar questions...

Yes, all these means of transportation are readily available to you. Many English teachers decide to buy a vehicle. However, it is far from necessary. Public transportation is clean, cheap, quick, easy, and always available. The same applies to taxis. Another note: you will notice pretty quickly that driving in Korea can be a little aggressive. If you do decide to join the multitude of vehicles on the road, be sure to consider your safety as your number one concern. See similar questions...

Yes you can, but why would you? Understand what you have. A modern motorcycle is a very sophisticated machine. The oil is not only lubricating the lower and upper bearings as well as the valve train, which is similar to a car, but we now also have the clutch and transmission to contend with. This takes a toll on oils. Motorcycles typically run hotter and turn higher rpm's than cars do. See similar questions...

All entries into the Goodwood Revival are by invitation only. If you have a vehicle that you think might be appropriate, please send details of its competition history and a recent photograph to the Motor Sport Competitions Department, Goodwood Motor Circuit, Chichester, West Sussex, PO18 OPH or email: competitors@goodwood.co.uk. See similar questions...