We in India are getting accustomed to a hike in petrol/gas prices. It is hurting the huge Indian middle class, but we have to start facing reality. Just a few days ago, I saw a report which said we can expect yet another hike of Rs 5/litre.
Gas prices have been increasing in the US too. Nielsen reports on how this hike has affected people in the US and Canada,
Unlike in India, gas prices keep varying between gas stations in the US and Canada. People find the cheapest gas station in their area from sites like GasBuddy.
Car Pooling
Carpooling is one way to save on your petrol bill but I feel we are not that open to carpooling in India. Few sites are out there for carpooling, haven’t seen any of them rocking. I carpool during weekends with friends but can’t see that happening for my work.
Except for Mumbai, I am not sure in which city in Bangalore public transportation is good. Bangalore has lovely Volvo buses. I am looking forward to using Metro in Bangalore.
In India, luckily, we have small shops (“kirana” shops as we call in Karnataka) all around the house. We usually walk up to these shops, except for the monthly groceries.
When the price rises, I hear people whining about it but later just forget about it. Their travelling habits rarely change.
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