Fuel-proof your summer: Part 4
DOWN THE ROAD
As summer wanes and drivers head back to work or school, many of us are looking for ways to make that daily trip less costly. That may mean paying more attention to your tire pressure (which has somehow become an issue in the presidential race), driving more carefully, collaborating with other drivers or maybe even springing for a more fuel-efficient vehicle. The best approach for you will depend on your commute and your tastes, but despite recent dips in gas prices, nobody expects to see $3 gas again. Which is why more Philadelphians are taking a hard look at how we're going to drive in the future. This page offers some help sorting it out.
- Part 1: One-tank Getaways
Some call them crazy. Others call them obsessed. They consider themselves efficient.
They are hypermilers, drivers who use a range of driving and maintenance techniques to improve their gas mileage.
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