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10 cities that really need to take up hypermiling

By Brian  June 12, 2008  HypermilingFAQ.com

Want to look like a hero? Visit one of the ten worst cities on this list and show them your new hypermiling superpowers.  I found this in a story on CNNMoney.

50 Best and worst-ranked cities to weather an oil crisis
Public transit use, telecommuting, bike and walk rates were most heavily weighted
Top 10 Cities Bottom 10 Cities
1. San Francisco 41. Virginia Beach, Va.
2. New York 42. Fort Worth, Texas
3. Chicago 43. Nashville, Tenn.
4. Washington, D.C. 44. Arlington, Texas
5. Seattle 45. Jacksonville, Fla.
6. Portland, Ore. 46. Indianapolis, Ind.
7. Boston 47. Memphis, Tenn.
8. Philadelphia 48. Louisville, Ky.
9. Oakland, Calif. 49. Tulsa, Okla.
10. Denver 50. Oklahoma City, Okla.
Source:Common Current
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