(NECN) - High gas prices are having a surprising affect on commuters, according to a new survey. Lisa van der Pool of the Boston Business Journal joins us with more details.
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“…here is that people really hate public transportation because according to news survey from the workforce institute. 77%. Of over a thousand people surveyed. So there's still driving to and from work despite the high gas prices. . Also only 7% of the people are taking public transportation. And only 4% of the people are -- now this might have something to do with that 80% of the people. In the survey said that their employers are giving them any extra money to help cope with the high gas prices. . So would do the survey looking into what and how people are actually coping with these higher gasoline price they did it look that the other things besides you know cutting out the commute but they're doing to save money against …”
“…High gasoline prices are having a somewhat surprising effect on most commuters according to a new survey. . We -- to pull the Boston business journal joins us now with details of what is this surprising impact. …”