The document discusses idle start/stop (I3S) technology, which automatically shuts off an engine when the vehicle is idling and restarts it when needed. This saves fuel and reduces emissions. I3S was first developed in the 1960s and is now used widely in vehicles around the world. It can reduce fuel consumption and carbon dioxide emissions by 5-10% in city driving. While it helps reduce greenhouse gases, some vehicle functions may not work when the engine is off and it requires a special battery. The conclusion is that I3S will be standard in over 50% of new vehicles after 2013 as it is a key technology for meeting stricter emissions regulations.