Pain at the Pump

According to gasbuddy.com, the highest price for gas in our town is a whoppin' $3.85!
At the station where we buy our gas, we will be paying $3.66 with our gas program.  That is a $.20 rise from a few days ago.
It is time for our family to start doing something about this.

Where we burn our gas on an average week:

Daughter's school: 20 miles

Son's school: 30 miles

Husband's work: 60 miles

Church: 66 miles

Miscellaneous errands and outings: 30 miles 

Total miles/week: Appx. 206

Where can we cut down on miles?

Now that it is warm, we can walk to our daughter's school in the afternoon to pick her up: -10 miles

Our son will be finishing school at the end of this month: -30 miles

I could pack my husband's lunch, so he wouldn't have to come home each day: -30 miles

By May 1st, we could be saving 70 miles/week worth of gas!  When we are done with choir in May, that will knock off an additional 33 miles.  Around the same time, our daughter will be done with school, so that will knock off an additional 10 miles.  By June 1st, we'll be saving 113 miles/week worth of gas.

Miscellaneous errand miles can be reduced as well, once I find a new tire for my bike.  I should probably invest in a basket too.

What are you doing to cut down on driving in your family?
How much are you paying for gas where you live?