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A Million Miles Seeking Better Fuel Economy
ORLANDO, Fla., Aug. 28 /PRNewswire/ -- With all eyes on gas prices and
fuel mileage ratings, cost-conscious consumers are taking control of their own
"miles per gallon" by tracking their real-world fuel consumption while
learning more efficient driving habits.
Since its public debut in May 2008, FuelClinic.com has assisted drivers
from all over the world to understand their fuel consumption and help find
real methods to reduce it. Today the FuelClinic team celebrates a significant
milestone as members of the website have logged over one million miles of
driving records.
"People join the website for a variety of reasons," says Michael Bragg,
creator of FuelClinic. "Most want to track their actual fuel usage and
spending, some want to reduce their 'carbon footprint,' and then there is a
growing group of small business owners who are using the site to help manage
their fleet fuel costs."
With their fuel pump receipts and odometer readings, members are able to
enter their information into the website. FuelClinic then creates a variety of
metrics, charts and graphs that illustrate spending habits and fuel costs at a
glance. Members can easily compare the different vehicles in their account.
"I think the idea for this site is really wonderful. It is one of those
things that seems so obvious to do it is surprising no one had before. I guess
things had to reach a point where people were just really paying attention to
mileage," said Jonathan fromChicago, who has been using FuelClinic to track
his mileage for just over a month.
This million-mile mark is just the beginning according to Mr. Bragg, who
created the website based on software he had written to track his own fuel
consumption. "I'm constantly working on new ways to expose trends in the data,
finding ways to make the user interface smoother, and growing the selection of
reports available," said Mr. Bragg.
FuelClinic.com is available to everyone on the Internet at
http://www.fuelclinic.com. Visitors can "test-drive" the website before
deciding to sign up. Creating an account is free and allows anyone to track up
to three vehicles. For a limited time, small businesses can create a free
account, and request additional vehicles as needed by emailing
feedback@fuelclinic.com.
If you'd like more information about this topic, or to schedule an
interview, please contact Rachel Gaffney at rachel.gaffney@fuelclinic.com or
via phone 407-637-5782.
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SOURCE FuelClinic.com
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