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August 11, 2005
Mass Transit
Oil prices hit $67 a barrel this week. Luckily the price for a barrel of beer was unchanged.
Elementary math will tell you that only 20% of the monies in the bill was allocated for other transportation projects - bus, rail (this does not include Amtrak, about which more eventually), light rail, bike and pedestrian ways and trails. Alternative transportation remains a stepchild of the 21st century evidently. This despite the fact that all signs point to the rapidly approaching end of cheap available oil and gas. With gasoline prices around the country, even here in DE where they have remained relatively low in comparison to, say, the West Coast, creeping towards the $3.00 a gallon mark, mass transport looks like a better and better idea for those of us whose wallets are not bottomless.
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Posted on August 11, 2005 07:40 PM by amtrak126.
Filed in Travel Blog under amtrak.
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Thanks for the link! Great site, I'll be back to check you out frequently, I'm sure.
Posted by: marigolds2 at August 15, 2005 12:49 PM