Many of us are struggling with the new norm of higher gas prices, but driving less often isn’t an option. Obligations like work and school commutes, or taking kids to sports practices, aren’t negotiable. Luckily, there are still ways to save significantly at the pump. “The biggest thing people miss is that fuel savings usually come from habits, not hacks,” says commentator Annam M. Gordon. “People look for one magic app or one perfect gas station, but the real savings come from combining smarter driving habits, route planning, reward stacking and reducing unnecessary trips. Little adjustments compound surprisingly fast.” Here are some ways to counteract rising fuel prices, from lowering how much you’re paying per gallon to increasing your fuel economy. 1 / 11 Michael Warren/Getty Images Gas Station Rewards Most gas station chains offer savings rewards programs. They’re free to join and can save anywhere from a few cents up to more than $1 per gallon.…