Posted by noncompos on May 04, 2008 at 18:09:54 from (65.100.59.242):
In Reply to: Fuel rationing? posted by Animal on May 04, 2008 at 17:37:57:
Well, I was 10 in Dec 41; my father was a Motorman on the Chicago "surface lines" (streetcars). We lived outside the city, in a suburb, and while he could've had a higher allocation (as an essential worker in public transportation) only took an "A" card. I remember he and my mother discussing how all the gas you wanted was available, at from (as I recall) four to ten times the normal price, and the same went for everything "rationed": shoes, tires, etc.. But most people followed the rules, and I'm sure it cut civilian domestic gas consumption a considerable amount. Whether it would work now is questionable, considering the lack of confidence the general public has in recent administrations, both D and R.
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