<ul><li>The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) aims to 'fix' the automatic stop/start feature in cars, considered one of the most annoying features by many drivers.</li><li>Automatic stop/start technology, introduced to improve fuel economy, has become more prevalent in the US, with around 65 percent of new cars having this feature.</li><li>Despite the annoyance, studies have shown that automatic stop/start technology helps reduce CO2 emissions and yields fuel savings, with potential savings as high as 26.4 percent in city driving.</li><li>The EPA's plan to 'fix' the technology remains unclear, but drivers can already turn off the feature manually as a workaround.</li></ul>

The EPA Vows to 'Fix' Your Car's Most Annoying Feature

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