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June 6, 2008 Cut your commuting costsPosted: 02:06 PM ET
Just about everybody is feeling the pinch of high gas prices these days. But most of us have to drive - at least to work. Your boss expects you to show up for work. No excuses. ![]() While commuting to work is getting more expensive, here's how you can save. 1) Maintain your car Make sure your tires are inflated properly. If you have a roof rack that you're not using, take it down. Get rid of heavy loads you're carrying around. 2) Find a buddy Carpool with colleagues or fellow commuters. Sign up for the free service http://www.erideshare.com/ or look into your options at http://www.commuterchoice.com/. 3) Reduce your insurance If you cut your commute, let your auto insurer know. You'll generally get a low-mileage discount if you drive fewer than 40 miles per day. Posted by: Gerri Willis: CNN Personal Finance Editor |
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