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Conserve Energy, Gasoline, Driving Tips, Save Money

When I drove to Villanova University in the early 1970s, I’d pay $.33 per gallon for fuel. With a 10 gallon tank in my 1971 Chevy Vega - I’d usually spend around $3.00 for a tank. With any luck, I’d spend $20 to drive the 440 miles to college. Oh, those were the days - cheap fuel for cheap cars.

Times they are a changing. Just a hint of a problem and oil prices shoot up. Americans can’t get enough gas to satisfy their needs. With growing economies in China, India and elsewhere, and oil prices will continue to climb. So, what to do. Our government has failed to implement any meaningful energy policies. So, you and I have to be smart about the fuel we consume and maybe do some things differently. Like a diet that works, once you get into a routine, it feels good.

Here are 20 ways you can maximize your mileage and get the most miles for your money. Click below:

http://www.farmersalmanac.com/home_garden/a/20-ways-to-save-gas