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Published: October 28, 2007
Reaping benefits, paying the price for higher fuel costs
By Steve Lackmeyer
A few years back, then- Oklahoma City Mayor Kirk Humphreys was trying to gauge whether the public might support creation of a light rail system. He quizzed friends, wanting to know at what point they might consider abandoning their vehicles and flocking to public transportation.

The crowd listening to Humphreys laughed as he quoted one friend who responded he would only consider such a switch if gasoline hit $4 a gall...

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