They might love the way I drive then. I have an obsession with raising my MPG. I've been driving a little Honda Fit for years, which can get well over 50 mpg easily on country roads (my preference to drive on), but it was uncomfortable on very long drives. So I got a Chevy Trax (Chevy/Buick is the only dealer for 90 miles where I live now) which is very comfortable, but getting 35 mpg is really hard.
Does your company show people how to do it? Driving lessons?
There's no driving lessons at the organisation, the expectation is people know how to drive. Of course, most probably don't focus on fuel saving, they just drive how they usually would knowing the fuel is paid for either way.
Very few people know how to drive so that they use less gas. For instance, folks think cruise control uses the least gas, but it uses the most because it deccelerates (as in holds back) on declines, and accelerates (as in increases gas) on inclines. Maybe for flat terrain it's better, but for hilly, nuh uh.
Actually the cruise control on our Mitsubishi Triton ute was awesome. You could feel it driving like a normal person would.
Cruise control on a Toyota sucks balls. Hell, I set it to cruise control in town and it then yells at me to obey the speed rules, only IT'S the one doing the damn driving.