Oklahoma City residents have, on average, one of the longer commutes to work of the larger US cities. And those who live here are not surprised by that at all. The metro is quite spread out, and it is not uncommon to live in a smaller city on the outskirts and drive in. A couple of days ago, I mentioned a travel calculator I put together to help you know your distances around the metro. But here's something that can save you some money.
With links to websites that can help you find the best gas prices in your neighborhood as well as some great tips to help you reduce your gas usage, this OKC Gas Guide might be able to take a bit of the sting out of fueling up.
With links to websites that can help you find the best gas prices in your neighborhood as well as some great tips to help you reduce your gas usage, this OKC Gas Guide might be able to take a bit of the sting out of fueling up.
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If you want to save at the pump, then drive 55 and never higher. I took a trip from Holdenville area to Wakita area last week, drove 55 and got 35.5 miles per gallon in my 2005 Rendezvou, by Buick that usually get 24 mpg, that was with the vent going and not the A/c.
I got several dirty looks on I40 and I35 as people whized by me, but it didn’t add but 30min to my drive time.
If the government wanted to safe gas consumption, they would lower the speed limit like they did in the 70’s.