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Plan your route to avoid heavy traffic and use apps like Google Maps or Waze to find the most fuel-efficient path, since sitting in congestion tanks your mileage. Check your tire pressure before you go - underinflated tires increase resistance and burn more gas than you'd expect. Driving at a steady speed around 55-60 mph instead of speeding up and braking constantly makes a real difference over a long distance, and if you can, remove any roof racks or extra weight from your car since that just makes the engine work harder.
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