walking, riding bikes, carpooling, and all that shit. Which is what I've always done before the energy crisis, anyway.

I picked a BAD time to leave NYC…damn, I miss my Metrocard! Gas is way too high these days!

mertrocard,feet.

I only live 5 miles away from job :)!!

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I do not have a car, but it baffles me how my college student friends so freely drive, when the bus is free for us.

what chicnoir said.

weekly pass: $15

w00t

I live in L.A. and just ordered an E-zip, an electric bicycle, so in about a week, I should be able to bike to work 6 miles and a few hills away without needing a shower when I get there. Very excited.

Well I have to drive to work, but I walk or use public transportation for everywhere else. No more joy-rides for me which sucks cause I got a convertible.

Resident ATLien…we gots to drive

I don't joy ride as much (ie drive to a spot just to see what changed)
Don't go out as much (avoid parking, drinks, and random costs)
Don't eat out as much
Water instead of wine
Carpool once a week
Cuss uncontrollably like I have turrets when I fill up at the gas station.

right now I am sacrificing banana split trail mix from The Fresh Market since it is all the way across town. I am anxiously awaiting another reason to visit this area of town such as to warrant the expense =-)

Don't go out unless my friends are driving. Except for work… but my job's about 5 miles away.

I live in DC, so the Metro works for me. It amazes me that there are people who have never used the Metro here.

I didn't learn to drive until I was 22, and I probably won't own a car until I'm 30. My hope is that by the time I'm ready to get a car, I'll have the option to buy one that doesn't use gas at all.

RhymesWithSilver: I am just learning to drive. Picked a f-ing horrible time because no one wants to take me out so I can practice.

I take the bus to work every day, I take the bus to the store and to the bar. It runs till 3 am on fri. and sat. With my old university id I get to ride for free. Greatest deal ever.

I drive to work unfortunately, thankfully my job is only 15 mins away from the home, I do feel bad for those in the suburbs though…*sighs* We should all just go on strike, who can live like this?