Gas Prices

PlusPrices Up, Gas Consumption DownPrices Up, Gas Consumption DownThe Associated PressAs gas prices continue to soar, drivers are cutting back. A new study found fuel consumption in Florida has dropped to its lowest level in 35 years. (July 11)With record high prices, drivers are putting the brakes on gas consumption. This college student is trying to save money at the pumps– and he’s not alone. 16:03:50SOT: ACTUALLY I JUST BOUGHT A SMALLER CAR SO I COULD TRY TO SAVE GAS Cameron Houston …

John McCain launched a new attack ad against Barack Obama Monday, blaming him for the high price of gas. Democratic strategist Chris Kofinis gives his analysis of McCain’s economic argument.

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You may have noticed fewer big rigs on the highway Tuesday. It’s because some of the nation’s independent truckers are parking them instead of driving them. Truck drivers are protesting the sky-high cost of diesel fuel. Truckers can pay up to $1000 for just one fill-up, which is about $300 more than this time last year. There are about 500000 independent truckers nationwide. A truck driver in Carrollton, Mo., told KMBC’s Jere Gish that he shut down his operation for the day. In a complaint …

A Glendale, Arizona man converted a 1966 Porsche into a battery-operated electric vehicle because he is fed up with paying high has prices. (Oct. 13)

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High gas prices are driving more college students to live on campus, and many universities are enacting creative measures to help keep kids out of debt. Ben Tracy reports.

Press Conference, 4/29/08

We are all frustrated with the once-again rising gas prices. Many in Congress grandstand with promises emptier than our wallets after filling up. You won’t hear that from me. I am offering real solutions that represent a comprehensive, compromise approach. Gas prices won’t normalize with government intervention into the markets, and no matter what we do, gas prices won’t adjust overnight. There is also no single solution. That is why we need to tackle the problem from multiple angles. I …