LexusChris

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I drive almost the same amount except I don't use my Pathfinder as much but rather my MPV, which is a major gas drinker averaging about 13 mpg on the streets of Queens,NY.

AsianGirl007

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I would drive less but I unfortunately have to commute to work.
I tried switching to midgrade gas but found I got worse gas mileage and less power so I stick to higher grade gas.

Nextourer

I put minimal. I'm just more selective of the route I take (distance vs. fuel economy. The shortest distance might use more fuel because I have to up and over a large hill vs. going around the base. Keep in mind I have a Prius so going around the hill, I can pulse and glide).

I also try and combine errands into a loop rather than going from one side of the city to the other and back.

Also my friends start making me drive more cause I have the most fuel efficient car by a mile >.<. Bah.

nn432100

I chose minimal. I cant stand having to pay for gas so on the weekend i try to stay local instead of going far.

Perfection

I chose little. I still have have to drive to work and school every day.

MrG4Life

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No real changes other than running errands in less trips.

Abear

iTrader: (1)

Nothin changes, i keep telling myself to lay off the pedal, but that never happens.

lexusrott

When running errands, I try not to back track.

bitkahuna

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lol

This got me wondering - I wonder if increasing gas prices lessens the number of speeding tickets issued.

sleeper408

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Mine's pretty the same. I just go a bit easier on the gas pedal.

PhilipMSPT

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Probably not.

Cops usually stop you if you're 15-20 mph over the limit. They probably change it to 10-15 mph...

INHOCJP

My driving habits stay the same.

Every time I see prices go up I tell myself I should get a fuel efficient car like a Prius. Of course then I go and get something practical like the E63 Oh well, you only live once!