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June 28, 2008

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Mark

I do not think rolling through stop signs is tha answer.
Here 10 GRREEN driving tips that should help:

1. Keep your vehicles tires properly inflated.

2. Keep your vehicle or vehicles properly serviced and maintained.

3. Autos get 0 mpg while at idle so shut it off if you're not driving.

4. Avoid aggressive driving because it wastes gas and increases pollution.

5. Plan your driving and avoid driving at peak travel times.

6. Refill your tank when it's 1/2 full, also buy your gas in the morning when it's cool outside and you will get more gas for your money.

(Gas evaporates in gas tanks when it's hot outside and the gas level is low.)

7. Carpool with family, friends or co-workers if possible.

8. Park your auto in the garage or a shady spot when possible.

9. Reduce the weight of your vehicle by removing extra items you don't need in it.

10. Buy a hybrid, electric auto or a vehicle that gets 35 mpg or greater.

Ethos FR is a Fuel Re-Formulator that works!
I own 2 new 2008 Honda Elements and we currently get 10%+ better gas mileage in each Element! (18.5+ more miles per tank)
I am a firm believer in the product because of the results I have seen.
For more info you can visit my website http://www.forearthonline.com/markaddison/index.html

Mark @ Addison Services

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