edgarblythe wrote:It's uncharted territory for us. The Europeans have been adjusting to high gas for decades. But, our whole landscape is built around driving everywhere. I think it will be harder for us than for them. But, recall, I did not start this idea. It was the local news.
Well, if your whole infrastructure is built around driving everywhere, a first approach to adapting might be to drive everywhere in a bus, or maybe a carpool. I'll start paying attention to apocalyptic visions about gas being catastrophically expensive at some point. And I'll reach this point the day I drive down the New Jersey turnpike, and fewer cars than not have only one driver in them.
