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  1. hypermiling means driving smart, but that doesn’t necessarily mean slow. one of the easiest practices that actually increases safety and improves traffic flow for all drivers on the street is to accelerate slowly (take longer to reach top speed) and slow down for red lights early (look ahead). you waste a lot of gas by ‘racing to stop’ at lights and then starting from a dead stop. if you slow down soon enough, you won’t have to stop at all, and either will the people behind you. if you do this you will maintain your speed and if you get the timing right you can even drive faster on less gas.

    aaron

    13 May 08 at 12:29 pm

     

  2. red lights are red lights, and so I would debate the fact that you get anywhere faster with less acceleration. That being said, I do agree that the process of driving wastes a lot of gas, which is why the cleanmpg site is an interesting visit. it’s definitely some DIY ninja shit!

    ock

    13 May 08 at 10:07 pm

     

  3. yeah, you won’t actually get there faster. but if your car never stops moving, you retain kinetic energy which saves gas. plus for some reason lights seem to take less time and trips seem shorter when you aren’t sitting around half the time in a (basically) parked car.

    aaron

    14 May 08 at 10:25 am

     

  4. that’s the truth ^ have you checked out the driver mods they made?

    admin

    14 May 08 at 12:48 pm

     

  5. Hypermiling and Other Save Gas Strategies

    Hypermiling is now becoming a much talked about means to save gas. With current gas prices skyrocketing, and unclear if and when they would roll back, people are bracing for the worst and looking for ways to save on gas.
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    Roy Sencio

    20 Jun 08 at 11:56 pm

     


 

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