Rising Gasoline Prices Triggering Behavior Change According to Poll
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A poll released this week by IssuesPA found 71 percent of those asked said higher gas prices are causing a hardship. The surprise was they reported changing their behavior in response-- · 72 percent were shopping around for the best price · 59 percent were cutting back on driving · 57 percent thought seriously about getting a car with better gas mileage · 54 percent were cutting back other spending · 24 percent started car pooling or sharing a ride · 11 percent said they started using mass transit more often For more information visit the IssuesPA poll. |
5/27/2005 |
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