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Drive slower, go electric, don't drive at all? Americans weigh options for saving gas
- Gas prices have risen above $4 per gallon nationally, pressuring drivers to cut fuel costs.
- Experts suggest driving smoothly, maintaining tires, and choosing efficient routes to save fuel.
- Electric vehicles may offer savings, but state costs and driving patterns affect affordability.
- Some shoppers view EVs as a long-term saving, with regional differences in charging costs.
- Public transit ridership shows mixed responses as gas prices rise.
- Some drivers are already shifting to bikes or e-bikes to reduce fuel costs.
- EV charging costs vary by state, influencing the overall cost comparison with gas.
- Some households cut nonessential spending or skip activities to cover higher fuel costs.
- EV demand indicators include increased used EV prices and used-car interest.
- Some drivers remain skeptical about EVs due to maintenance, insurance, and charging needs.
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