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Cell Phone Users Find Cheap Gas
In this era of $4 per gallon gas, cell phone users are using their navigation services more than ever. ...more
June 20, 2008
Shaking The Dice
With the price of motor fuels sparking a lot of worry, this would seem the time to move toward an alternative to cars as the major means of getting around the Suncoast. That happened this week. The $66 billion state budget for fiscal 2009 Gov. Charlie Crist signed this week has $2 million for the Tampa Bay Area Regional Transportation Authority. TBARTA will use the money to ramp up its planning for a mass transit system in an eight-county region that runs from Citrus County south to Sarasota County and includes Pasco and Pinellas. Crist vetoed $1 million for TBARTA last year. ...more
June 14, 2008
As Gas Prices Gush, Drilling Debate Flows
Mike Wyckoff is an unlikely proponent of something Florida politicians and environmentalists have been trying to prevent for decades: The exploration and production of oil and natural gas in the waters off Florida's Gulf Coast. ...more
June 14, 2008
Letters To The Editor
Nothing New Offered Regarding "There Are Better Alternatives To Drilling For More Oil" (Other Views, May 30): ...more
June 9, 2008
Taxpayers Footing Bill For Motorists Who Run Out Of Gas
Bennie Conley gave out his first gallon of gasoline less than an hour into his afternoon shift. ...more
June 5, 2008
Americans Not Only Ones Hurting Over Gas Prices
Americans are shell-shocked at $4-a-gallon gas. But consider France, where a gallon of petrol runs nearly $10. Or Turkey, where it's more than $11. ...more
May 31, 2008
High Gas Prices Can Solve Crisis
I mean really the best - energy policy for the long-term economic health and security of our country. I realize this is a fantasy, but play along with me for a minute. What would this mythical, totally imaginary, truth-telling candidate say? ...more
May 31, 2008
The Daily Commute Gets More Expensive
Remember when gas was $3 a gallon? Ah, the good old days. Gas prices are notoriously difficult to forecast, but analysts say the fateful, expensive day of $4 gas could be days away for parts of Florida and could hit the Tampa Bay area not much later. ...more
May 26, 2008
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