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Thursday, 21 August 2008 |
Group Tries To Slow Drivers Down To 55 MPH
Campaign Says Driving Slower Can Cut Energy Use
MADISON, Wis. -- A campaign to slow drivers down to 55 miles an hour is gaining momentum. VIDEO: Watch The Report The
goal of the campaign isn't to change speed limit laws but rather to
educate drivers about how they can save energy and money by slowing
down.Tim Castleman is the driving force behind Drive 55.org.He
said that he believes that if everyone traveled 55 mph, energy use
could be cut by at least 20 percent and maybe up to 50 percent."This
is something every single one of us can do without sacrificing
anything," said Castleman. "Just lighten up, turn the lead in your
right foot into gold in your pocket."
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