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Old Posted Apr 26, 2006, 10:54 PM
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Originally Posted by urban_encounter
I know I'm in the extreme minority here, when I say that I don't mind paying higher prices for gas. It might mean that we learn to plan our cities better, where the main focus is on pedestrian friendly communities and transit instead of the automobile.
I actually agree as well. It's sad we don't have more effective mass-transit options for the majority of people but maybe these gas prices will lead us to start actually supporting more light-rail and similar forms of transit. Or not, who knows?
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