I currently take public transit to work. I walk for most of my errands. I always check flight and rail prices before taking a trip. I still use my car for trips that are logistically difficult using mass transit (whether it's to the hardware store to buy lumber or to my mother's house to visit). And I carpool when I'm going somewhere other people I know are going.
Given all that, I don't think the way I use my car will change if gas prices hit $5 or even $10 a gallon. I may choose to take fewer trips to visit my family, but I doubt it, as I don't visit them very often anyway.
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Date: 2005-09-23 01:49 pm (UTC)Given all that, I don't think the way I use my car will change if gas prices hit $5 or even $10 a gallon. I may choose to take fewer trips to visit my family, but I doubt it, as I don't visit them very often anyway.