Beat high gas prices and save time on the road with Oregon's and SW Washington's only one-stop-shop for driving tips and resources. Plus, get all the information you'll need to take advantage of the region's many travel options. This site offers great resources on travel savvy practices like trip chaining, or combining your personal errands, and using travel options like public transit, carpooling, biking, walking and more.

Reducing your single-person car trips can not only save you money on gas, but you'll also have more time to do the things you really want to do. Driving less really does save you more! Drive less. Save more. It's that simple!

Today's roads are becoming more congested. Faced with limitations to expanding our transportation infrastructure, the Oregon Department of Transportation [ODOT], Metro, TriMet, City of Vancouver and other public and private partners launched the Drive Less/Save More Campaign in February 2006. This unique effort seeks to reduce single-person car trips as part of a larger solution to regional traffic congestion.

So, what are single person car trips? Single-person car trips are those trips that we make alone. They make up more than 67 percent of the trips we take and are non-work related. Reducing these types of trips can lead to better traffic flow.

It is estimated that if each area household eliminated just two car trips per week, there could be a four percent reduction in the number of cars on the road.

The Drive Less/Save More Campaign seeks to reduce single-person car trips by promoting travel options like public transit, car pooling, biking and walking and encouraging drivers to trip chain or combine multiple errands into single trips. These travel savvy practices are practical and can save you money otherwise spent at the gas pump.

The many sponsors and partners of the Drive Less/Save More Campaign include AAA, CH2M Hill, Hudson News PDX, Polar Graphics and Qwest. Click here for a full list.