Actually I've heard of that group. I guess I figured everybody else had heard of it too. If gas went up to $10 a gallon in the U.S., people and local and state governments would adapt, just as they're adapting to $5 a gallon. It's a myth that Americans have the need to drive more than anybody else (it's a psychological need, maybe), and in bigger vehicles. For example, in my area of Santa Fe County, NM, a new rail system is almost completed that will allow people to keep their cars at home and get to Albuquerque on public transit. It's already up and running in the Albuquerque area and is very popular. Most cities and large towns already have public transit systems that can be expanded if needed. There's also car pooling, which has been around forever, working from your home, and a number of other ways to save on fuel. If the need is there, America will adapt. It has to.

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