Which Way, L.A.?

Gasoline Prices and Driving

Gasoline prices were sky-high on Labor Day--last week they hit bottom. What are the prospects as another summer driving season begins? Oil producers are cutting back to increase the price of crude--what will that mean at the pump? And what's happening to the move for alternative fuels?

By Warren Olney • Mar 25, 1998 • 1 min read

John Vaurtain: Vice President, Purvin and Gertz, an international energy consulting firm. Bob Aldrich: Spokesperson, California Energy Commission. Steve Mozar: AAA of Southern California. Jason Mark: Transportation Analyst, Union of Concerned Scientists. Jim Spearot: Director for Fuels and Lubricants Research and Development, General Motors. Dr. Ed Murphy: Director of Financing, Accounting, and Statistics, American Petroleum Institute Hank Hernandez: General Counsel, Police Protective League, the union of the LAPD rank and file. Senator Bill Lockyer: Democratic Senator from Hayward, former Senate President.

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Which Way, L.A.?

Gasoline Prices and Driving

Gasoline prices were sky-high on Labor Day--last week they hit bottom. What are the prospects as another summer driving season begins? Oil producers are cutting back to increase the price of crude--what will that mean at the pump? And what's happening to the move for alternative fuels?

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Which Way, L.A.?

Gasoline Prices and Driving

Gasoline prices were sky-high on Labor Day--last week they hit bottom. What are the prospects as another summer driving season begins? Oil producers are cutting back to increase the price of crude--what will that mean at the pump? And what's happening to the move for alternative fuels?

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