The High Cost of Speeding
Prairie Eco-Thrifter
MARCH 14, 2012
When you drive fast (especially on non-highway roads), you tend to brake more and then start up faster – which also wastes gas and causes wear and tear on your vehicle. Going a few miles under the limit saves gas, makes the trip safer and helps me avoid getting into the left lane where all those speeders are. AOL Autos [link].
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