No

I'm, pretty much, hosed. I drive an average of 150 miles a day for work. I get the standard mileage rate, but that is based on last year's cost estimates ,$0.585 I'm thinking break even per mile now is closer to $0.80. It's going to be a long year at this rate. Of course, once the recession kicks in, I should be traveling a lot less...

Every year I do everything less

No, but I anticipated this a year ago and went from a F-350 getting 6 mpg to a Ford Ranger that gets 18 mpg around the farm

No, still living like I always have. Glad I’ve already booked my flight though. That flight already went up almost $250.

No

Yes. A lot more conscious about making every trip count. Try to make every trip to town count and get everything I need.

Gonna use the wife’s hybrid more gets 40 mpg.

You know it's shameful the milage those things get. Back when I was in collage I drove a 92 Saturn SL1. It got 40mpg city 45 highway, without having to do all the hybrid crap. If they were capable of that back then just imagine what they should be able to do today with technological advancements. But all they have advanced is the price of the vehicles the mpg at best has been stagnate, to me it seems to have actually declined.

Happy Birthday Dana I.

Yep, time to start buying beer by the case instead of 12 packs.

Have they taken down the posts of him at the Post Office yet ?

i wish....my brother and i have to drive 30 miles to tech school everyday and up until last week we had to drive my diesel truck that gets 14 mpg and to fill it up 3 times in 2 weeks it gets really expensive. my brother just got a little suzuki that gets a whole lot better mpg so the trucks been doing a whole lot of sitting now