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Thanks for posting that Courtie...it shows what we have known (or should have known) for a long time. Individual drivers are responsible for reducing their consumption of fuel. How high do prices have to go before people stop bit**ing...and start doing something to cut their use??? I'm afraid that we are going to find out!!!
Thanks for posting that Courtie...it shows what we have known (or should have known) for a long time. Individual drivers are responsible for reducing their consumption of fuel. How high do prices have to go before people stop bit**ing...and start doing something to cut their use??? I'm afraid that we are going to find out!!!
We already are - MBTA ridership is up like 10% or something. Only question remaining is what to do about people who don't really have a choice in the matter, like OTR truckers.
"I'm saving between $100 and $200 a week by cutting back from 72-73 mph to 60-65 mph," said Dennis Sheridan, who owns an 18-wheeler and hauls freight on a contract basis throughout the Northeast.