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One way you can deal with high gas prices is to drive less. Another, and probably easier option for most, is to improve your driving habits and keep your car well maintained. Want to get started saving money and the environment immediately? Read on.
Many Americans have been feeling a pinch at the pump recently as gas prices seem to move ever skyward. But don't fret–there are simple things you can change to save money Read More
Combine trips and run multiple errands at once to get better gas mileage on your car; learn how with tips from our expert mechanic in this free fuel-efficiency video. Read More
In the first days of 2008, crude oil prices touched $100 a barrel for the first time ever. That means higher gas prices throughout the world, with some parts of the United Read More
Good driving habits not only keep you safer on the road, but they can also save gas and emissions. With the high cost of gas these days driving “green” will also save you Read More
Today's technology helps people in many ways. One such device with advanced technology is the Global Positioning System, or GPS, and it can save you time and stress. One Read More
With gasoline prices going through the roof, people have become really creative in an effort to cope. For example, ridesharing has been common in Europe for years, but it Read More
The price of gas is on the rise, and we would all like to save money when we fill up the tank. No matter if it is just a few cents a gallon, the savings do add up and are Read More
Now is the time for all good vacationers to forgo their RVs for an economy car. Some experts suggest merely taking out a local or state map and drawing a circle to mark a Read More
Everyone’s complaining about rising gas prices, but it’s possible to get a discount every time you fill your tank by signing up for another oil company product. Here’s how Read More
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