Articles About Energy Information Administration
- Author:
- Mark McDowell
- Posted:
- 07.02.2012
Public Transport Booms in the Recession
Soaring gas prices lured Americans out of their cars and onto public transportation, adding up to a five percent increase in ridership in the first three months of 2012, the most significant 1st quarter increase since 1999. According to the American Public Transportation Association (APTA), Americans took almost 125 million more rides on public transit […]
- Author:
- Tom Silva
- Posted:
- 05.01.2012
Gas Prices Coming Back to Earth
After rising steadily for four months, gas prices at last seem to be stabilizing. Suddenly, pump prices have fallen six cents over two weeks to a national average of $3.88. Experts say gasoline could fall another nickel or more in the immediate future. Drivers might also get to say something they haven’t since October 2009 […]
- Author:
- Tom Silva
- Posted:
- 03.19.2012
Rising Gas Prices Send Americans to Mass Transit
American public transportation ridership rose 2.3 percent last year as gas prices rose to their highest-ever annual average, according to the American Public Transportation Association (APTA). The 10.4 billion trips recorded last year was the highest since 2008, when gas prices hit more than $4 a gallon nationwide for seven weeks in the summer. APTA […]