If you drive to work every day, chances are that keeping your gas tank full is getting somewhat pricey. Increasing numbers of people are considering alternative ways to commute, including carpooling and various forms of public transportation. These options aren’t for everyone, however. Perhaps, out of choice or necessity, you’ve committed to the solo commute.
The most obvious way to cut down on fuel usage is to purchase a vehicle that gets excellent gas mileagea hybrid or a very light, compact car. Don’t worry, though, if a new vehicle isn’t in your future. A few minor changes in your driving habits can help your current car to use less fuel.
Remove excess weight.
The heavier your car, the more fuel it takes to get it and keep it moving. Clean out your car, leaving only what’s necessary. Don’t remove your spare tire, tools, or other required items, but get rid of the miscellaneous non-essentials that have been riding around in the trunk.
Drive at moderate speeds.
The faster you go, the more fuel your car uses. During the gasoline crunch of the early 1970s, the national speed limit was set to 55 miles per...
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