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To: thackney
When you combine the improvements in mpg since then, it becomes even cheaper to drive to work today compared to then.

That may be true, as long as people don't live much further away from work.

16 posted on 06/19/2006 12:28:53 PM PDT by newgeezer
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To: newgeezer
That may be true, as long as people don't live much further away from work.

But that is a choice people make and within their control. I have moved more than once because of where I was working.

23 posted on 06/19/2006 12:44:53 PM PDT by thackney (life is fragile, handle with prayer)
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To: newgeezer

Yeah, but wherever they live (which is a choice), and whatever mileage they get (which is also a choice), when I drive into the city to go to work, there are thousands and thousands of cars all around me with exactly one occupant per car. That has to say something about the price and economic value of gasoline.


46 posted on 06/19/2006 1:38:53 PM PDT by swain_forkbeard (Rationality may not be sufficient, but it is necessary.)
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