411 Pain Wants YOU To Save Money On Gas

411 Pain Wants YOU To Save Money On Gas

Even if you do not take a lot of road trips, you may be spending more than you need to on daily driving.

411-Pain has the following suggestions for saving you money at the pump:

1) Make sure your car is in good condition.
This includes getting a tune up and making sure your air filter is clean. You may be getting 10% less gas mileage if your filter is clogged.

2) Don't fill up until you're almost out.
Your car is lighter with the tank less full, thus getting more mileage out of your gas.

3) Make sure your gas cap is on tight to prevent unnecessary evaporation.

4) Find the lowest price before hand.
Driving around looking for cheap gas is using up your gas! Check prices online and call first to double check and make sure they're open for business.

5) Don't get your gas at the busy intersections or right next to the highway. There are often cheaper places a bit down the road.

6) Get things delivered.
Most things can be ordered online for cheaper, plus saving you money on gas by saving a trip.

7) Avoid the stops.
Even if a route is shorter, you will use more gas if there are a lot of stop signs or red lights.

8) Make sure your tires are fat.
Filling your tires to the maximum limit will give you better gas mileage.

9) Easy does it.
Accelerating slowly and rolling to a stop will use less gas then abrupt stop and go driving.

10) Keep your windows closed on the highway.
When driving at high speeds the air drag will reduce your gas mileage by 10%

But the BEST way to save money on gas is to listen every Friday to 102 Jamz Orlando!
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411 Pain reminds you to please:
never text and drive, never drink and drive and always wear your seat belt!

After a car crash, call 1 800 411 PAIN

After a car crash, call 1-800-411-PAIN

In Fort Myers  on Jan 13, 2013, 6 vehicles and 5 crashes were caused by two reckless drivers arrested for DUI. There were 9 injuries and I-75 southbound was closed for about 8 hours.
If you're in the Fort Myers area, 411 PAIN's network of doctors and lawyers are ready to help you 24 hours a day 7 days a week.

We are here for you in the West Palm Beach area.
On Jan 10, 2013 a man's car failed to stop while exiting I-95 at PGA Boulevard.
If you or a loved one is in an automobile accident in South Florida, 411-PAIN can help get your life back on course.

If you suffer pain from a crash, 411 PAIN can get you to the right doctors or lawyers.
Sometimes after a car accident, it takes a while to notice any pain. You may feel fine, but you're not.
That's why it's so important to get yourself checked out right away.
After 911 call 411 and let us get you to the doctor you need.

A truck driver had to be pried from his vehicle by the jaws of life on Jan 13 2013 after a crash on Perimeter Road near Fort Lauderdale Hollywood International Airport.
He was transported to Broward Medical Health Center.
We are available all over Florida and can help get you to the right doctors and lawyers if you or anyone you know has been in an accident.

Serving Broward County, Miami Dade County and Palm Beach County, as well as the Tampa Bay area, Orlando, Naples, Fort Myers, Tallahassee, Jacksonville, Port St Lucie and Gainesville areas, the 411-PAIN Network can recommend doctors and lawyers for your specific situation.
411 PAIN has over 17 years experience with car crash victims.
They know the laws. If you are in an accident in Florida call us.
Don't delay! After 911, Call 411 !
Talk to 411 PAIN, the leader in road safety awareness.

411 PAIN Urges You To PLEASE: Do not Drink And Drive!

Now that it's 2013, it's time once again to remind everyone of the dangers of drunk driving.
Though everyone KNOWS not to drink and drive, and the message is constantly being told, the facts on drunk driving are staggering.

411 Pain asks that you consider these:

1 in 3 of all Americans will be involved in a drunk driving accident during their lifetime

Alcohol-impaired driving fatalities accounted for 31% of the total vehicle traffic fatalities in 2010.

The deadliest drunk-driving accident in the U.S. occurred in 1988 on Interstate 71 in Kentucky when a drunk driver with a BAC level of .24 g/dL caused a head-on collision with a school bus. The crash and ensuing fire killed 27 people (most of them children) and injured 34 others.

Beer is the most common type of alcoholic beverage involved in both DUI arrests and fatal crashes, according to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHSTA). It is also the drink of choice in most cases of binge drinking and underage drinking.

Nearly 75% of drunk drivers involved in fatal collisions are not wearing their seat belts.

The highest rates of drunk driving occur among drivers aged 21-24. This age group makes up 35% of alcohol-impaired drivers involved in fatal collisions.

On average, someone in the U.S. is killed by a drunk driver every 40 minutes.

Nearly 75 percent of fatal crashes between midnight and 3 a.m. involve alcohol.

In 2010 there were a total of 10,228 alcohol related driving fatalities. There were 1,228 deaths of people under 21. Here are the numbers by state: (first is total, second is under 21)

Alabama                278     40
Alaska                    16       2
Arizona                 193      21
Arkansas               173     17
California               791     94
Colorado                127     18
Connecticut            121     14
Delaware                  26      4
D.C.                          5      0
Florida                   660      69
Georgia                  298     30
Hawaii                      42      8
Idaho                        71     11
Illinois                      297    39
Indiana                    195    19
Iowa                          90    12
Kansas                     168   28
Kentucky                  171   11
Louisiana                  225   32
Maine                         37     6
Maryland                   154   15
Massachusetts           114   14
Michigan                   230    25
Minnesota                 126    16
Mississippi                236    31
Missouri                   259     20
Montana                     73    16
Nebraska                    52      6
Nevada                       68      4
New Hampshire           45      3
New Jersey               153     13
New Mexico               111     17
New York                  365      52
North Carolina           388      53
North Dakota               47        4
Ohio                         341      43
Oklahoma                  220      24
Oregon                        71       7
Pennsylvania              433      51
Rhode Island                26        2
South Carolina            357      38
South Dakota                37        3
Tennessee                  284      24
Texas                        1259    179
Utah                              44       9
Vermont                        17        3
Virginia                        211     29
Washington                  170     23
West Virginia                  87      6
Wisconsin                     206    24
Wyoming                        54      2

411 PAIN, the leader in road safety awareness, wants you to be safe no matter what state you live in. PLEASE DON'T DRINK AND DRIVE!!! EVER!!!