As record-high fuel prices continue to stress household budgets, some motorists are going to new and sometimes dangerous lengths to cut costs. The American Automobile Association is particularly concerned about the increased number of drivers “hypermiling” in efforts to exceed a vehicle’s fuel efficiency. Triple-A Idaho’s Dave Carlson says while the goals of “hypermiling” are positive, motorists should refrain from unsafe and dangerous actions associated with the practice.

AAA-Idaho’s Dave Carlson comments

Other tips to achieve better fuel economy include having tires inflated to vehicle manufacturer specifications and also using manufacturer recommended motor oil based on climate.