While fuel prices may be dropping at a faster rate than the stock market, drivers are still spending huge portions of their budgets on filling the tank.
On average, the price of gas has dropped about 50 cents per gallon since the beginning of summer, but that is no reason to “drop the hammer.” With a bit of forethought and common sense, drivers can see their fuel bills fall immediately. Making some of these habits commonplace will help you keep fuel costs at bay once again when prices inevitably soar.
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