• I parked my Dodge Dakota and bought a 1998 Honda Civic that gets between 34 and 38 MPG. This doubles the gas mileage I was getting before so I literally use half as much gas as before the change. I commute 46 miles a day and drive to Portland once a month for work so my gas savings is significant. -- Brent from Issaquah
• Knowing what prices should be, what they are, what they used to be and that the oil companies are at record profits, we do not wish to continue to fill their pockets. I bought a bicycle and my husband got his bike down from the attic. -- Kitty from Olympia
• I decided to Dump the Pump when I moved to Lewis County and realized I would have a 37-mile commute to work. My first step was to buy a fuel efficient car. My next step was to start enlisting people I work with to carpool. This meant changing schedules -- which also meant getting up earlier. My three co-workers who live in Chehalis agreed to get up a half-hour earlier and work a half-hour later each day so we could take advantage of a schedule which allows us to flex every other Monday. I’m also fortunate that my agency supports commute trip reduction efforts and recently started offering incentives to commuters. Dumping the Pump was one of the best things I’ve done. I can’t help but smile when I go PAST the gas station. -- Lynda from Lewis County
• I sold my SUV and bought a Honda Civic and instead of going home everyday at lunch I bring my lunch to work. -- Kendra from Shelton

Your submission doubles as your entry to a random drawing to win a fabulous Downtown Olympia StayCation from 94.5 Roxy, Intercity Transit's Dump the Pump campaign, and Downtown Olympia Merchants. We'll hold the drawing and announce the winner on Monday, September 15th.  The StayCation package includes:

• Two days/two nights, including breakfast, at the Governor Hotel on Capitol Way
• Dinner for two at Budd Bay Café on the Boardwalk at Percival Landing
• Dinner for two at Mercato Ristorante across from the Olympia Farmers' Market
• Fifty dollars worth of Market Bucks to use however you wish at the Olympia Farmers Market
• Coffee and pastries from Batdorf and Bronson on Capitol Way or Dancing Goats Espresso across from the Farmers' Market
• Tickets for two to Harlequin Productions latest production at the State Theatre
• Two one-hour Massages at Radiance Herbs and Massage on 5th Avenue
• A Downtown Olympia shopping spree including $50 gift certificates from each of the following: Bonaventure on 5th Avenue, Archibald Sisters on Capitol Way, The Popinjay on Capitol Way, Panowicz Jewelers across form the Farmer’s Market, Don’s Camera in Capitol Way, Olympia Supply on Columbia, Plenty Restaurant on Columbia and 4th, Swing Restaurant on Columbia between 9th and 10th, and to Compass Rose on Capitol Way.

How much can you save?  Find out with the Cost Calculator on the Intercity Transit website. 

There are all kinds of local fun events that you can ride to on the bus.  Contact Intercity Transit for more information.

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