Gas Prices Up, Transit Use Up
December 14th, 2011 by Zachary Shahan
It’s happened before, as gas prices rise more people switch to transit. (Imagine if Americans paid the true cost of gas — oil wars, health costs, global warming costs, and all!) Here’s a full repost of a good story from Andrew Meggison of Gas2 on a recent study on the link between gas prices and transit use:
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