Question

Americans are known for their long-term love affair with their cars. But as gasoline prices soar and concern about the environment mounts, the need to conserve gasoline has become increasingly clear. What would it take to reduce the overall demand for gasoline in the United States? Consider the full range of possibilities from the availability of bike paths to the cost of car insurance. Develop a conservation strategy that you think could reduce the overall demand for gasoline in your community. Who (if anyone) should implement it? Why? Do you think it would succeed long term?