Solutions to Soaring Fuel Costs - Mass Transit

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Solutions to Soaring Fuel Costs - Mass Transit

By KSEE News

Story Published: Jul 15, 2008 at 6:47 AM EST

Story Updated: Jul 15, 2008 at 6:47 AM EST

High gas prices seem to be taking the weight out of our wallets and that has KSEE 24 exploring some alternatives. And while a lot of steam continues to pump into alternative fuels like hydrogen and ethanol, many are just looking at alternative ways of getting around. KSEE 24's Justin Willis chose to save some money by taking mass transit.

Tuesday, Jul 15 at 2:32 PM Don wrote ...

Let's see, 4 trips for me = $4. I save 50 cents and lose 7 hours of my time in two days. Are 7 hours worth 50 cents?

Friday, Jul 18 at 2:27 AM circuitslave wrote ...

I could walk from point A to point B in the time it takes to get on a always-late, always-stopping, always going 10mph FAX bus.

Saturday, Jul 19 at 4:49 PM Scott Kruse wrote ...

We need robust investment in walking & bicycle routes, electric light & high speed rail. No more freeways. We need to think and act long term.

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