Please state a reasonable answer with an explanation.
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Such as getting more groceries and stocking them to save trips?
Car pooling?
Leave the car home and ride bicycle, walk, or take bus to store or work?
Use motorcycle to save gas?
Switched to a diesel vehicle?
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I know that one must maintain a safe distance b/w your car and the car in front. But while driving on the highway the other day, I wondered if it would help with the gas milage if I decrease the distance between my car and the car in front or if I drive behind a big truck. Would doing so help my car by reducing drag or would it not have much of an affect? What are your thoughts on this matter???
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It seems that you can convert your car to run on water as well as gasoline, thus saving money. I remembered a few years ago an automotive engineer friend from Japan telling me about it but no one seems to use it here until I saw this site.
http://drive-water.com/
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ive notice a lot of people go 80 85 even 90 on the highway, they must be rich to waste all that gas. Gas is getting ridiculously high and people arent conserving. Do you go the speed limit or under?
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I was told that by driving 60mph on the highway saves alot of gas…. but my question is how big of a different going 60mph vs 80mph….
how much gas would i be saving… alot or a little?
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1) do you save gas if you shift to neutral and just let gravity do the work? (in a manual car or an automatic)
2) do you have less control of the car when in neutral?
3) is it bad for an Automatic car if you keep shifting from D to N?
Why is it against the law to put it in neutral? don’t the brakes work just as well as normal? wouldn’t it be worse to be accelerating downhill?
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Sometimes, I just can’t stand the doubled up traffic time especially when there is no direct A to B freeway to take. If I take freeways, I have to drive like a semi circle (on the map) to get the my home/office.
So I am thinking about taking local ways (cutting through the circle) but somehow I heard better stick with freeway? Why? Local would definitely save up mileage and time, wouldn’t it? Is driving local more dangerous than on freeway?
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Motorist always do this especially on flat surface or when slopping down. They press the clutch thus disengaging the gears. does this save the fuel consumption or its something they believe en not true?
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Seems as though there are more people doing about 55-60 in the slow lane and 65 in the middle lane on the highway around me in CT. (Speed limit 65 on most highway roads)
You still have the speeding jerks…but drivers have slowed down a bit in response to some of the suggestions on how to stretch that gallon further. Is it me or do you see this also!!! Thanks…. Sammyleggs
What state are you driving in?
The speeders are those passing threw Arkansas.
You must be one of the speeders Pyar!
Really take notice!!!
Freespirit….I hope the slower driving calms the beast in all of us and saves lives…I’m waiting for the statistics to come out in a few months that someone relates slowing down to fewer fatalities!!!
INCREASE gas prices….Not good for the pocketbook but good to people.
Joel…my time is precious too!
I can afford the prices without straining my pocketbook, but maybe those that have a hardship are taking it to heart..so what is your hurry? Are you trying to beat everyone to the gas pump and increase the carbon footprint you are leaving?
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If you do what techniques have you used? and have you noticed any difference?
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driving with the windows open creates a lot of drag with the air blowing in and slowing you down, while i also know the using the airconditioner also uses gasoline, which is best?
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