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Bike sharing is a big deal. According to the National Association of City Transportation Officials, the total number of bike-share bikes operating in the United States more than doubled in 2017, the most recent year for which reliable figures are available….
According to Kiplinger, 10 million U.S. households own an RV or motorhome. For much of the year, those RVs sit unused, costing owners in storage fees, vehicle taxes, and depreciation. If you’re an RV owner yourself, you could be earning…
Not everyone can be a regular bike commuter. Some folks live too far from work, some have erratic schedules, some would have to traverse dangerous roads or brave adverse weather conditions, and others – including yours truly – work out of…
Gas prices are notoriously fickle. For proof, take a look at GasBuddy’s Gas Price Chart. The 10-year view looks like a mountain range, with sharp peaks and even sharper valleys. Experts predict that, for a variety of reasons, prices will only…
When summer finally rolls around, most people breathe a collective sigh of relief. It’s time to open the windows, fire up the grill, and relax. Right? Well, not so fast. Although summer is a relaxing and fun time of year…
How much time do you spend commuting to work each day, or driving your children to school or soccer practice? If you’re like most people, the answer is, “More than I’d like.” Carpooling (also called ridesharing) offers a number of…
Do you take public transportation to work or school? If not, you might want to consider it. We’re a nation that loves to drive. According to the U.S. Census Bureau’s latest American Community Survey, 76% of Americans commuted alone by car…
Two of the biggest decisions you’ll make as an RVer are choosing your camper and selecting campsites. There is an endless array of options, and there are benefits and downsides to each. Do you want to be a minimalist and live in a camper…
For frequent fliers, international travelers, and those who want to cut back on the hassles of air travel, there are a pair of government travel programs available that might help. For international travelers, the U.S. Customs and Border Protection Agency…
Whatever your beliefs, owning and operating an automobile is expensive. For those who might be thinking about giving up their vehicles entirely, consider the pros and cons of living without a car. Cutting the strings of ownership is easier if you live in…
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