Professional Safety Practices Improve Mileage

Professional Safety Tips And Improved Mileage?

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Here are a number of really helpful professional safety tips to improve mileage:

1: Lighten The Load:

The car is not an extra storage area. Remove all unnecessary items from your trunk and cabin. Leave extra peopleat home. The lighter the load in your car the easier it is on your engine. The less weight, the less gas is used by the engine.

2. Know Your Vehicles' Maintainence Requirements:

Read the manual. Know your ideal tire pressure, and check it every time. Change the oil on schedule. Get tune-ups on time! Old or new, cars and trucks need maintainence!

3. Stay At The Posted Speed Limits:

Unless your car was built for the races, the lawful speed limit on highways, freeways, and sharp curves is the most efficient speed for maximizing fuel economy. Car companies and professional drivers know this is both a safety tip and a mileage economizer that saves lives.

4. Ask Yourself: "Is This Trip Really Necessary?"

There's a huge difference between real need, and perceived need. Don't let anyone bully you into an unnecessary trip. This is a good metaphor from the 1960's. Find creative alternatives and make them stick!

5. Take The Littlest Vehicle First:

If you have access to two or more cars, take the most fuel efficient car available. Ok, you might feel silly in your son's dune buggy, but you get the idea. Take the jeep, or the hybrid, not the Hummer. On family trips, limit the baggage.

6. Use the AppropriateTool For the Appropriate Job:

Do not send an immature person to do an adult's job; they tend to be easily distracted from their stated mission. They might choose to take the long way home past cheer-leading, or football practice, or the used car lot, and waste gas on impulse sight-seeing, or unplanned diversions!

7. You Paid Extra for Cruise Control So:

Use the cruise-control. This can stretch the mileage in a hybrid from 35mpg to an astounding 68mpg! Even the worst old land-yacht will get better mileage with cruise control. No cruise control? Keep even pressure on the go-pedal. Leave revving the engine, and red-lining tachometers, to the professionals.

Sometimes we are so intelligent, we forget to consider the obvious.

1. Stack Your Errands:

Commence with the errand farthest from your house. Drive there at a steady pace. Then work your way back toward home. Organization is important here. Do the list, but no add-ons! Know your own energy and time limitations, so you won't feel rushed, or tempted to speed. DHL and FedEx aren't the only people who have used these professional safety tips for improved mileage!

2. Doing Business Near by Conserves Money:

Weigh the advantage to close-to-home shopping. You can probably locate what you need without having to leave town. Support local businesses. Get out and about in your community. Find a nearby farmer's market. Are local costs a bit higher? Calculate added cost of gas, wear, and tear on you, and your car, plus "trip" time, and you may actually come out way ahead!

3. Meet Friends Half-way:

Are you always the one who pays for the long drive to visit family and friends? True, at times no other way will work due to circumstances like a newborn who can't travel yet, or elders who don't drive, but meeting half-way for an evening outing, or a visit, can open many unexpected opportunities for fun.

4.Don't spend a nickel on a new car or truck yet:

Patented hydrogen systems and fuel atomizer systems were considered impractical when gas was only 25 cents a gallon. Now they are out of the "black box". Check one out at: http://tinyurl.com/6lhzzo and see how you can make your gas or diesel enginework smarter, not harder! And so can You!

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Carla Heine started her professional writing career as an in-house management consultant to Fortune 500 companies. She has a strong background in teaching k-12. She was a sound designer for The Children's Theatre Network (a feeder school for The Children's Television Network; think Sesame Street and Disney). Her live radio show "Strange Wine; History and the Paranormal" has aired on KSVY 91.3FM every Saturday night from 11pm to Midnight for over five years. KSVY podcasts her past shows @ ksvy.org. See her free "Haunted Sonoma" mini-tour at You Tube URL: vvzO-zKqTyk.) She blogs at: www.blogger.com/phantompress and writes informational articles for those who wish to improve their lives and the human habitat around us. See how she spends only $4.00 on gas for a two hour tour in her 6 passenger 22ft long limousine at: tinyurl.com/6lhzzo

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