6 ways to cut car commuting costs1 of 8You work to earn a paycheck. So why spend more than you have to on your daily commute to and from the office?The cost of gas, insurance, car maintenance and other auto-related expenses can eat into your weekly take-home pay.Fortunately, there are ways to trim those transportation bills that also offer other perks, including improved health, reduced stress and a savings of the most precious commodity of all: time.Follow are six ways to trim your commuting costs. Related Articles:100 smart money tips for 201010 ways to fight frugality fatigue4 tips for thrift-store shopping7 ways movers can saveRelated Links:5 ways to score cheap hotel dealsGet free movies and discountsTake grocery coupons to the next level5 ways to slash energy bills advertisement
You work to earn a paycheck. So why spend more than you have to on your daily commute to and from the office?
The cost of gas, insurance, car maintenance and other auto-related expenses can eat into your weekly take-home pay.
Fortunately, there are ways to trim those transportation bills that also offer other perks, including improved health, reduced stress and a savings of the most precious commodity of all: time.
Follow are six ways to trim your commuting costs.
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