Jalopnik asked readers how recent surging gas prices are changing their driving habits and published a selection of responses.
User "RC350F" said they generally ignore gas prices and would only consider switching to a spouse's fuel‑efficient car if prices reached about $10 a gallon, while user "Depeche Zero" criticized neighbors who regularly idle high‑performance trucks and SUVs for extended periods and said they hope higher gas prices curb that behavior.
The article's author said they are avoiding unnecessary trips and skipping roads that encourage spirited driving to reduce fuel use. Another respondent described commuting by bicycle and limiting car use to family trips, noting their spouse drives a hybrid van. Responses in the Jalopnik piece showed a mix of indifference, behavioral changes, and hopes that rising gas prices will discourage wasteful practices as gas prices climb.
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