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--- rv:fuel [2018/07/10 16:51]
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+++ rv:fuel [2020/10/11 23:48] (current)
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 ====== Managing fuel costs ======
-===== use less fuel =====
+===== using less fuel =====
+The best way to save on fuel is to //use less of it//.
-===== buy at the best price =====
-==== gas apps ====
+==== moving between campsites ====
+**Having an overall plan in mind** can save backtracking and inefficient routes.  [[camping:snowbirding|Snowbirds]] tend to move in circuits in order to follow good weather.
-==== state averages ====
+**Maximizing stays at one camp** lessens the amount of overall traveling one does. This might mean staying at a particular area for the whole 14 days((or whatever is allowed)) then moving to the next spot.   An extreme example would be staying at a [[camping:lvta|Long Term Visitors Area]].
-When traveling across multiple states or when camping near a state border, keep these general trends((http://vogeltalksrving.com/2018/07/states-to-fill-up-in-on-your-summer-road-trip-and-states-to-avoid/)) in mind:
-''Arizona < California
-Louisiana < Texas < New Mexico
-Ohio < Michigan
-West Virginia < Pennsylvania
-Massachusetts < Connecticut
+==== while camping ====
+FIXME
+===== buying at the best price =====
+==== gas apps ====
+==== state averages ====
+When traveling across multiple states or when camping near a state border, keep these general trends((http://vogeltalksrving.com/2018/07/states-to-fill-up-in-on-your-summer-road-trip-and-states-to-avoid/)) in mind:
-Alabama((often cheapest in the nation)) < Georgia
+''Arizona < California'' \\
-''
+''Louisiana < Texas < New Mexico''
+''Ohio < Michigan \\
+West Virginia < Pennsylvania''
+''Massachusetts < Connecticut''
+''Alabama((often cheapest in the nation)) < Georgia''

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