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Replying to: erod550 (Jun 18, 2008 10:50 pm) Don't believe I suggested that anyone else drive 65 for lower stress. I said it is less stress for me. I live in a 70 mph state. Some drivers think it is an 80+ mph state. However, lately, more and more drivers are slowing down. Last trip we took, ( at 65MPH ) we were passing a lot more cars and 18 wheelers than in the past. Recon some folks are getting the idea.  Kip |
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Replying to: kipk (Jun 03, 2008 4:04 am) These are just a few of the issues in dealing with the energy problem. I didn't even start on hydroelectric, geothermal, etc. Your idea that someone is somehow selfish because they want to drive 5 - 10 mph faster is very small minded at best.
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Replying to: rudedog2130 (Jun 24, 2008 3:07 am) In which post did I say that anyone driving 5-10 over the posted limit is selfish ? Kip |
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Replying to: psulions (Jun 16, 2008 5:51 am)  The car has 1400 miles on it and I've been filling it with Cumbersome Farms gas. Guess I can't complain, and this thing is growing on me. It reminds me of my first new car -- a 1984 Dodge Omni GLH. Except, adjusted for inflation -- the Omni cost $8500, it's no contest, and the Omni was a dedicated performance car. It had a 2.2 liter motor and made just 6 more HP than the Yaris. I've even got a sway bar going on this weekend.
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Had the Yaris for a several weeks now. Four fillups: 1. 40.9 2. 40.7 3. 38.8 4. 40.1 #3 has the most around town driving, though not more than 20%. All others were 90% two lane highway commute (110 mile round trip) with typical occasional slow downs. I am not what I would consider a hypermiler. Drive pretty normal. Very content with the car as a whole and the mpg I am getting.
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Replying to: pcovers (Jun 26, 2008 5:09 am)
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Replying to: micweb (Jun 27, 2008 3:30 pm)
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Replying to: ttai (Jul 03, 2008 3:12 pm) Problem is that there would still be those that think the speed limit is too slow, even in that special lane. Posted speed limits are the Maximum allowed by law. The only way to get a lot of drivers to believe that, is to impose on both their money and their time, As per post 377. Personally, On the freeways, I get in the RH lane and do 65. Lately I'm finding that I'm actually passing more and more "slower'"cars, and 18 wheelers. Those that wish to go faster have 1-5 lanes to the left of me to "do their thing". On local and back roads I typically exceed the limit by 5 mph. If traffic begins stacking up behind me I will pull over and let them go by. I have no problem with those that wish to "Go Fast". I do have a problem when they want to infringe on my space. Going along with your idea; maybe a "DOUBLE" fine for those exceeding the posted limits in the "Special Lane" would work. There will always be emergencies where folks really need to go faster. Kip |
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Replying to: micweb (Jun 27, 2008 3:30 pm)
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2nd tankful, a carbon copy of the first  40.5 MPG. This time, however, measuring 1/8 tank intervals, I measured a low of 33 MPG and a high of 45, all combined driving. I'm going to change my commute a little when I get back to work and do highway on the way home and see what that does. I don't think I'd be surprised to see 45 MPG average.
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