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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!!! 
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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!!!
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More on that subject:
"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.
Whole article here:
As fuel prices rise, some speedometer needles fall - Boston.com
"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.
Whole article here:
As fuel prices rise, some speedometer needles fall - Boston.com
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