- Walk or ride your bike as much as you can.

- Limit city driving.
- Stay home as often as possible.
- Run errands once a week and use the most efficient route.
- Carpool with co-workers.
- Take the bus (public Transportation)
- Plan your route and combine your errands to save fuel and time.
- Avoid heavy traffic. You’ll save on gas by not idling as much.
- Change your own motor oil.
- Keep the front wheels in proper alignment.
- Rotate your tires regularly. Rotating tires slows down tire wear.
- Keep your tires inflated at the correct pressure.
- Keep up on your car’s maintenance.
- Use gasbuddy.com to find the lowest price on gas.
- Use the right grade fuel for your car
- Fill up when your tank is half empty.
- Avoid unnecessary stopping and braking.
- Don’t accelerate to red lights and stop signs.
- Observe speed limits. You’ll save money on gas and avoid costly speeding tickets.
- Try to get by with one car if you have two.
- Drive your car until it’s old. Most cars can run up to 200,000 miles.
- Shop around for insurance.
- Pay your auto insurance premiums annually instead of every six months. You’ll get a lower rate.
- Buy a used car. New car values drop as soon as you drive it off the lot.
- Use your air conditioner only when absolutely necessary.
- Don’t warm your car up by letting it idle.
- Use cruise control on highways
- Make it a challenge to see how far you can go on a tank of gas.
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