Fuel Economy Experts John and Helen Taylor to Stop in Washington, D.C. as Part of 48 Contiguous State Record Attempt


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Washington DC August 9, 2011; As part of their record setting drive across the 48 contiguous states, John and Helen Taylor, known as the world's most fuel efficient couple holding 88 world records, are stopping in Washington, D.C. on August 10. To continue their ultimate road trip, the Taylors will refuel their vehicle at a Shell station in the area and to share their learnings and tips with consumers on how to be smarter drivers.

The Taylors and Shell are teaming up once again to set another lowest fuel consumption record while driving exclusively with Shell Nitrogen Enriched Gasolines along their route.

>Shell and the Taylors believe that everyone can make a difference and push their boundaries of fuel efficiency by following a simple 'M.A.P.' to Smarter Driving, which includes:

Maintenance: Perform smart maintenance before you drive

Actions: Practice smart behaviors while you're behind the wheel

Products: Purchase smart products and services at the right price without sacrificing quality

For more information on Smarter Driving and the Taylors, visit: Smarter Driving .

WHEN: Wednesday, August 10, 2011

WHERE: Wahington DC

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