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Aug 3
This spring and summer have already brought about the sharpest spike in gas prices in years, and while prices have backed off the $5.00 highs seen during the first week of June, the nation’s car owners are still feeling plenty of other effects of gasoline being over $4.00 a gallon. Not all of the effects are what one might expect—and not all were easy to predict just a few months ago.
A new survey from AAA has revealed that Americans are making significant changes in light of the spike in gas prices, with 64% reporting that they’ve adapted their driving habits to higher gas prices. Of those, 88% of respondents say that they’re simply driving less, while roughly half have also reduced shopping and dining out. A third report to have delayed major purchases. …
Source: Autoweek
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