Drive less.
Avoid long idle times.
Bring your lunch to work.
Trip chain.
Refuel in the evening
Do your garden chores gasoline-free..
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Drive less. Try walking, biking, carpooling, or riding the bus. If you leave your car at home one day a week, you could prevent 55 pounds of pollution each year from being emitted into our air. And think of the money you'll save on gas, parking and car upkeep.
Avoid long idle times. Avoid idle times longer than 30 seconds by turning off your car when you're not in traffic.
Bring your lunch to work. "Brown-bag-it" or walk to lunch.
Trip chain. Combine errands into one trip to minimize "cold starts".
Refuel in the evening and don't top off the tank.
Do your garden chores gasoline-free. Avoid gas-powered yard tools until evening - or switch to electric-powered tools.
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Leave your car at home.
Avoid idling.
Postpone refueling.
Postpone mowing
Postpone errands.
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Leave your car at home. Try different ways of getting to work - like walking, biking, carpooling or riding the bus. Avoid unnecessary trips.
Avoid idling. Walk-in rather than drive-thru.
Postpone refueling. If you must, do it in the evening.
Postpone mowing with gasoline-powered mowers.
Postpone errands. Do them another day.
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Current Tulsa Area Ozone Reading (ppm)
Last updated: January 29, 2012, 1:44:22 pm
North
.034
Central
.034
West
.034
East
.032
South
.034
Today's high 8-hour Average: .027
Have we exceeded the 8-hour standard today? NO
Did we exceed yesterday? NO
Today's high 1-hour average? .034