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Old 08-25-2013, 01:57 PM
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Originally Posted by brulaz
Go slow. 60mph max. 55 if possible.

If I try to keep up with 70 mph traffic on the interstates, my mileage really suffers. So I limit my speed to 60mph. Or go off on slower speed secondary roads where even with the occasional towns and stoplights I get good mileage. In some states, the trucks have a max of 55 on the interstates so I fit right in there.

However you do it. Just go slow. .
This is right on. I drove across country and back at 60 mph and had no problem with faster traffic. Most of them were smart enough to understand my 60 mph speed was for their safety too.
Edit: This thread has been quiet a while and I didn't remember that I had already posted and that the OP found he got good advice.

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