Things You'll Need:
- The desire to save money on transportation
- Car is optional
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Step 1
Use Public Transportation. Seniors can take advantage of discounts.
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Step 2
Talk to your auto insurance company. Make sure you have the optimal plan for you. If you don't drive very often, you may be in a position to take advantage of a lower insurance rate.
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Step 3
Carpool whenever possible.
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Step 4
Combine errands. Plan your rout to cut down on excess driving and save money on gas.
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Step 5
Check tire pressure. Over- or under-inflated tires do not work as efficiently and can cause uneven wear. Properly inflated tires also help increase gas mileage.
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Step 6
Maintain your car. Routine maintenance, especially oil changes, will help prolong the life of your car's engine.
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Step 7
Use coupons to save money on services and maintenance.
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Step 8
Go to an occupational center for repairs. The work is done for free by students and supervised by instructors.
