Studies suggest the average driver can improve his/her fuel economy by roughly 10% when following these simple tips.

US News reported that the "average U.S. price of regular-grade gasoline shot up a whopping 79 cents over the past two weeks to $4.43 per gallon." While the prices have dropped a bit in the past few days, gas prices are likely to remain high "as crude oil costs soar amid global supply concerns following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine." 

Now is a good time to consider how you drive and maintain your vehicle to ensure that you get the best possible fuel economy and reduce your fuel costs.

A vehicle’s fuel economy can vary significantly due to several factors, including how the vehicle is driven, the vehicle’s mechanical condition, and the environment in which it is driven. Fortunately, no matter what kind of vehicle you drive, making small, low-cost improvements to vehicle maintenance and driving habits can make a big impact on fuel costs. Energy.gov breaks down some of the ways you can keep your vehicle cost-effective: