well, I went slow. I averaged around 55mph on my drive to the office on the freeway, which isn't too hard early in the morning. The real trick is just to find the speed sweet spot for whatever road you are on. I've had 80-85mpg sustained for over 5 miles just by finding that one place where the road, the speed, and my foot all agree. I typically play with pedal pressure and speed to find the exact spot that works for the road. Sometimes I pulse and glide, but I find that finding a good point to keep constant speed works better for me.Resist said:
Drafting is helpfull, of course, just don't be a jerk
When it comes to driving in traffic, you can actually get really good mileage by planning ahead based on the traffic coming. I can still get 60+mpg easily in traffic by planning and keeping momentum.
