My Mile Marker

See charts of your distance traveled over time, and compare it to your fuel economy. All in a nice, easy-to-read format.
My Mile Marker

See charts of your distance traveled over time, and compare it to your fuel economy. All in a nice, easy-to-read format.
Miracle fuel additives that promise more kilometres per litre, cleaner engines and less pollution are as old as fuel itself. Such claims are often vague and rarely proven. But now a British firm says it has developed an additive that makes diesel burn more efficiently, producing fuel savings of 10 per cent.
Quebecers will be distinct from other Canadians in another way starting this fall: they'll have the country's first designated "carbon tax" to help fight global warming.
Instead of all these power tuning articles it is refreshing to find one that tells us how we can easily make our cars use less gas - especially with the rising cost of pump fuel without resorting to major engine work.
Torquecars exposes the myths around expensive high octane fuel. Does it give better economy? Is it more powerful? Is it suitable for all engines? A very informative read that the marketing men at fuel companies would not want you to read.
Perchlorate, a chemical used in rocket fuel, is turning up in the nation's food - in vegetables like lettuce and spinach - and water supply. A study from the Centers for Disease Control last year tested almost 3,000 people who are representative of the U.S. population. They found perchlorate in every single person.
The average fuel efficiency of U.S. cars and trucks sold in the 2006 model year showed no improvement from the year before at 25.4 miles per gallon, as increased sales of fuel-thirsty cars offset slightly more efficient trucks, according to federal data.
Are you ever nostalgic for the good old days when you could get a gallon of gas for less than $1.90?
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While ethanol is promoted as an eco-friendly, clean-burning fuel for cars, its widespread use could pose a threat to human health, according to a Stanford University study.
Volkswagen could have an incredibly frugal new car on the road within three years. It will be capable of more than 200mpg and be affordable.
A New York-based company that is one of a handful developing fuel cells for consumer electronics devices says it has started commercial production of a fuel cell-based recharger for Microsoft.
The attorney general is struggling to keep his job. The war spending bill is stuck over whether troops should stay in Iraq. And President Bush is again talking, for two days in a row, about converting switchgrass and wood chips into ethanol.
Repairing damage to a space-shuttle fuel tank from a freak hailstorm probably will push the next launch of Atlantis from April to mid-May, NASA planning documents show.
There is little doubt that technology has marched a long way in the last 15 years. Think of the size of your cell phone, speed of your computer, the kind of camera you had; now realize that all of these items can be had in a single, credit card-sized device.
Enough with being environmentally friendly and whining about gas prices. Here's the top 10 ways to take advantage of your god given, red blooded American right to guzzle as much gas as humanly possible.
Instead of complaining just to hear yourself talk, take the opportunity presented by higher gas prices to make sure you're making an effort to get the best gas mileage possible out of your vehicle.
Despite already having some of the highest gas prices in the continental United States, it seems things are about to get much worse for Californian drivers, as they can expect another 20 to 30 cent jump in the price of gas during the next few days.
The Department of Energy is forecasting higher gas prices to continue to increase throughout the spring and into the summer, falling just short of the record highs set last summer.
Millions of motorists will pay more for petrol this week in the wake of the tainted fuel chaos. Wholesale prices have surged as Asda, Tesco and Morrisons seek new supplies to replace the petrol which put thousands of cars out of action.
Rising fuel prices have motorists continually looking for ways to get the most out of every gallon of gasoline.
While Congress and the Bush administration debate how to improve fuel economy in automobiles, a new study says the United States is "stuck in reverse" when it comes to offering consumers a wide selection of fuel-efficient vehicles.
Georgia Tech researchers have developed a new protoype engine that allows satellites to take off with less fuel, opening the door for deep space missions, lower launch costs and more payload in orbit.
Whether you want to pump less jack out of your bank account every time you fill up your tank or pump less CO2 into the atmosphere every time you drive, you have plenty of reasons to improve fuel economy. Of course, you can put yourself on the waiting list for a hybrid-clearly, the most fuel-efficient technology available nowadays.
The deep fat fryers and waste oil containers of America house a large, untapped source of transportation fuel, a biodiesel company based in Sausalito, Calif. Namely, billions of gallons of animal fat and waste vegetable oil that can be converted into domestically produced, cleaner-burning biodiesel,
In the United States, coal and oil extraction is plowing down entire mountain ranges, burying thousands of miles of rivers and streams and polluting our waterways, wetlands and aquifers.
Full fuel tanks could mean many more empty bellies within the next two decades, according to new research by two University of Minnesota economists.
President George W. Bush 's goal of increasing U.S. renewable fuel use five-fold to 35 billion gallons annually by 2017 is impossible under current technology, the chief executive of leading U.S. refiner Valero Energy Corp. said on Thursday.
Whether it's water running over the spillway at Lake Bloomington or gasoline prices dropping below two bucks a gallon, a momentary improvement in a dire situation can make us lose focus.









