Hybrids save cash, aid environment
NORMAN — While the majority of people still drive themselves to work each day, an increasing number of people are choosing to carpool.
While most of them share rides for economic reasons, their choices are having a positive impact on the environment — fewer cars on the road mean less ozone and better air quality.
Tracey Anderson of Moore, an employee at the Oklahoma Water Resources Board , said s...
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