The CT hits the streets: Students weigh in on gas prices

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Q1: How have gas prices influenced the way you travel each week? Q2: How have gas prices influenced your driving/traveling habits? Q3: What are your thoughts on rising gas prices? Why? Q4: In what ways do you think this country can make the most of the gas supply? Q5: Which one of these do you think would be most beneficial for students and others in the Richmond metro area: walking, biking, hybrid cars or carpooling?

Q1: How have gas prices influenced the way you travel each week?

Q2: How have gas prices influenced your driving/traveling habits?

Q3: What are your thoughts on rising gas prices? Why?

Q4: In what ways do you think this country can make the most of the gas supply?

Q5: Which one of these do you think would be most beneficial for students and others in the Richmond metro area: walking, biking, hybrid cars or carpooling?

 


Abraham Nganga, Male, 21, Senior, Sports Management

Q1: They’ve limited my traveling. I walk a lot.

Q2: Rarely turn the AC on. I speed less and only drive when I have to.

Q3: Ridiculous, because its too much money and they know everybody’s going to have to pay that amount for gas.

Q4: Distribute it evenly among the states.

Q5: Hybrid cars, because at a stoplight it automatically shuts off gas and switches to electricity.


Christine Taylor, Female, 18, First-year, Elementary education

Q1: If they are high, I wouldn’t drive. I’d just drive my bike.

Q2: Carpool with people to split the cost.

Q3: I don’t like it, and I will move to an area where a car is not needed.

Q4: If a lot more people stop using cars then gas prices will drop.

Q5: Biking and carpooling and using public transportation.

Deepthi Moola, Female, 20, Senior, Biomedical engineering

Q1: Well, indirectly, because my friends have cars.

Q2: Not at the moment.

Q3: It sucks. One of my friends in Georgia pays $5.00 for gas.

Q4: Carpooling would be a huge deal.

Q5: No response.


Keith Alexander, Male, 22, Senior, Theater

Q1: Not really affected. I walk.

Q2: I would drive slower.

Q3: I think it’s supposed to raise and fluctuate.

Q4: Carpooling and public transportation are a must.

Q5: Biking, because it’s a condensed area.

 

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