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Too Poor to speed
Apryl Shlagel is feeling it — big time.
The Waldorf nursing student said skyrocketing gas prices have taken a toll on her and her husband’s budget, whether they’re at the pump or at the grocery store.
‘‘I bought my car in October 2005. When I first got it, it cost $20 to fill it up. The other day it cost $42,” she said.
Posted by: Sammy on 05/14 at 04:13 PM
- 1. · it was proven during the 70's and again last year on myth busters an even speed of 55 with windows up or down, saves a lot of gasoline. The higher the speed, the more gas you use. The more dtops and starts the more gas you use.
We also used to turn off our cars at traffic lights to save gas and myth busters again proved that one also true if I remember correctly. \
So aggressive drivers, speeders and traffic jams will suck it up.
A man must learn to understand the motives of human beings, their illusions, and their sufferings. einstein
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