2008-04-03
Americans Finally Cut Back, A Little, on Driving. By Ron Scherer, CSM, April 2, 2008. "For the first time since 1980, when long lines sprouted at gasoline stations, Americans are beginning to cut down on their driving. The slight decline in total miles driven -- apparent first in December -- may indicate that the twin forces of high gasoline prices and a struggling economy are starting to affect the U.S. lifestyle. Surveys find that Americans now consider gasoline prices a 'financial hardship.'"

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