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Simple Fuel Saving Ideas And Tips
from:With today's gas prices now well over $3.00 a gallon in many
areas we all need to find ways to cut our fuel costs. I think
most would agree we can do a better job cutting our cost with a
little effort in how we drive and maintain our vehicles.
First we need to pay close attention to how we drive. Speed I
think most would agree is one area we all need to do a better
job in. SLOW DOWN. This in itself will increase our mileage a
great deal. Another area is using our brakes, when just driving
a little slower would get us there just as fast and again save
fuel. Be ready when it is your turn at a stop light or sign to
start moving, this will save a jack rabbit start which again
takes more fuel than a smooth start. By anticipating and being
more alert as to what is going on far ahead and being ready when
it is time to change lanes, will also add to our fuel savings.
Most of these things just take a retraining of ourselves and
habits. You might think these little things don't really make a
difference, but all added together you will be pleasantly
surprised.
Other things to consider include things like using the best
route for the time of day we're driving. If for example we could
find a route with less stop and go traffic, this would help.
Once your engine heats up most will use less fuel, but idling at
a stoplight for more than 30 seconds at several stops will cost
you. Try to combine errands and trips by planning ahead, instead
of say 4 trips a week making only 2 is again a winner. Although
most of us like the free feeling of driving our own car, we
might take a look at car pooling as another way to save fuel.
Most of these things might at first seem like a lot of work, you
might be surprised how much more relaxed you feel knowing you
are doing a better job driving and are saving money.
Other tips, be sure to turn off the air conditioning when not
needed again this could add as much as two miles per gallon to
your fuel savings. Proper maintenance is another area that
should not be over looked. Keep your engine tuned up, this in it
self could be a big fuel saver. You might also want to consider
switching to a different brand of motor oil for further fuel
saving. For this I would check with the person who does your oil
changing, he can explain the different oils that could save you
money on your fuel cost.
Keep your tires at the proper pressure. As you make changes in
your driving habits and maintenance you might want to keep a log
for awhile so you will know how much the change has helped you
save fuel. Once you see the savings it will be like a game to
see where else you can find ways to cut your fuel cost. I
believe many of us out there have accepted the rise in fuel cost
as a way of life, let's not settle for that. Things can get
better for all of us if we all do what we can to conserve fuel,
and save money on gas.
About the author: Mike Eggert
Simple money saving tips and more great ideas on how to save gas are available at FuelFrugal.com
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