Have you driven any less with increased gas prices?

[IGBT]

..many commuters are stuck. No public transportation and they live 75+ miles one way from work. It will effect property value too if commuters can't afford to drive and there's no work where they live.

 

[iamwiz82]

I changed my style to get almost 20% better gas mileage, but I haven't driven any less.

 

[PeeluckyDuckee]

Sometimes more conservatively, yes, but sometimes I'll still have that raw instinct to add fire to fuel that urge for the need for speed

 

[ultimatebob]

I'm trying to drive slower, but I haven't really been able to cut down on my driving.

I'd also like to trade in my current gas guzzling V6 Audi for a more fuel efficient car, but nobody is willing to give me a decent trade-in offer

 

[nonameo]

Originally posted by: ultimatebob
I'm trying to drive slower, but I haven't really been able to cut down on my driving.

I'd also like to trade in my current gas guzzling V6 Audi for a more fuel efficient car, but nobody is willing to give me a decent trade-in offer

That's because
gas guzzler = do not want
gas sipper = i can has gas sippler?

 

[Dualist]

Not really for me, but that doesn't stop me from getting where I need to be, to college or elsewhere. I tend to spend less when necessary.

 

[dmcowen674]

Originally posted by: Ryan
Considering I deliver pizzas for a living - no.

How do you make any money when gas costs more per gallon than tips?

 

[MagicConch]

Yes I bike to places within 5 miles now (as long as i am not doing groceries or in a hurry)

 

[Phokus]

i telecommute more often, so yes

 

[MazerRackham]

I don't necessarily drive all that much less, but I do go easier on the throttle and top speeds to try to eek our more mileage. My car (05 RSX-S) averages 27 MPG.

 

[Fenixgoon]

no, but i try and drive a little more conservatively than usual.

 

[KPACOTKA]

I switched from commute to tele-commute. I also order food from store to do not drive there. I'm thinking about selling all my cars abd buy nice bikes.