News/Talk 750 WSB and The Clean Air Campaign want you to Give Your Car The Day Off.With gas prices at four dollars a gallon, everyone deserves a break – especially your car. So join all of us here at News/Talk 750 WSB by pledging to Give Your Car The Day Off during the week of June 16th and try a commute alternative. You can carpool, vanpool, ride transit, telework, bike or … be like Clark Howard and walk to work one day between June 16th and June 20th.
Did you know you could save up to $15 a day by leaving your car at home and taking a commute alternative? That adds up to $330 a month in savings!!! Just think of the difference you could make if you took a clean commute alternative regularly. You could:

- Save thousands of dollars on gas and car expenses; carpooling can cut your commuting costs by as much as 50 percent
- Earn $3 a day, up to $180, from The Clean Air Campaign just for getting started
- Keep up to one ton of pollution out of the air by taking a commute alternative one day a week for a year
- Reduce traffic congestion in metro Atlanta; if we all gave our car one day off a week, we could ease traffic congestion by as much as 20 percent
So sign up now to Give Your Car The Day Off! All you have to do is fill out the form below and mark one day on your calendar between June 16th and June 20th. Come on and sign up today and let's see how many cars we can take off of the road.
Sign up below and we'll send you a reminder e-mail to give your car the day off.
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5-Day Forecast | Kirk Mellish's weather blog | Local radar image
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