Gas costs push more riders to county bus system
Rising fuel prices drive transit use as Ridership climbs 15 percent from last year. General manager Loran Count Thar cites March 2004 figures showing double digit gains over 2001. Ferguson notes transfers within a five county area and low fares for seniors, disabled, and children.
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Going car free Bicycles grow in Avon Lake region
Avon Lake residents embrace bicycles to cut costs as gas prices rise. Nate Bee of Martys Cycling Center notes more idle bikes get repaired for spring use and commuting by bike gains popularity. Dale Winfree reports similar demand while Brian Sooy touts a motorized scooter for high mileage savings and casual inquiry.
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Motorcyclists resist high gas prices at Bike Night
Sheffield Lake riders say high fuel costs won’t curb their trips as gas climbs toward 3 a gallon. Enthusiasts like Joe Mendyka and Chris Duncan note premium fuel and bike mileage keep two wheels viable. dealers like George Stevens see resilient or growing interest despite prices. Don Campbell predicts travel to Canada and Sturgis remains likely.
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