t's obvious to anyone who regularly drives nowadays that gas prices have been increasing a great deal over the past decade. Some people don't even recall when gas was less than $2 per gallon, even though it actually used to be less than $1 per gallon. Now, it's up to $3 and $4 in some places. Even so, people need to drive places, and working wages don't necessarily compensate for rising gas prices, so something has to be done to compensate on your own for the gas fluctuations.
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