Gas is at $3 a gallon, and it's costing you a fortune. You've always been concerned about air pollution, but now there's global warming to worry about. You'd like to drive in an environmentally-friendly manner, and save some money while you're at it.
What do you do?
Like me, you might go through all the websites and books that offer
gas-saving tips. But like me, you might find:
- Many sites have the same old tips, repeated over and over again
- Many of these tips don't include enough information to use them properly
- Most tips list potential savings in percentages, rather than dollars
- Few sites convert those gas savings into greenhouse gas reduction
- Much of the emphasis is on saving gas, while other costs of driving are ignored
- The books aren't updated to correct errors or include new info, and many of the websites never change
- Some tips are just plain wrong
Don't believe the last one? Take this quiz on gas-saving tips (opens in a new window).
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