I'm lucky. As a freelancer, I don't drive much. Although, I still don't like sky-high gas prices.
Well, in today's Wall Street Journal (subscription required), there's some help. That is, you'll find some cool web sites that provide some tools – even mobile applications -- to drive down the costs at the pump.
Simply put, if you spend some time, you're likely to find gas stations that provide a better deal. Actually, it's possible to save a couple hundred bucks a month.
So, where do you get these web services? Here are some examples:
• GasPriceWatch.com
• Automotive.com
• Mapquest
• AltFuelPrices.com
• interdimensionmedia.com
No doubt, if oil continues to remain at high levels, it's a good bet we'll see many more of these sites hit the Web.
Tom Taulli is the author of various books, including The Complete M&A Handbook
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