From Austin Business Journal, July 23, 2008...
Drivers in Texas spend nearly 6 percent of their income on gasoline, twice as much as what drivers in some states spend, according to a report released today by the Natural Resources Defense Council.
The report highlights two areas: state-by-state vulnerability to high oil prices and implementation by states of alternatives and solutions.
Texas is the 16th most vulnerable state when it comes to gas prices. The average Texas motorist spent $2,174 on gasoline in 2007, or about 5.85 percent of income, the report shows.
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Wednesday, July 23, 2008
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