Hoosiers want better mass transit
Posted by Kevin Kastner in Historical Posts on Oct 23rd, 2008Great news from a recent poll posted on the Indy Star. I actually find the numbers quite shocking.
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Hmmmm…..maybe not that shocking. The study states “Data was collecting in July and August 2008.” What was happening in July and into August this year? The peak of the gas price shock.
True, and I didn’t see that in the poll. Thank you.