Some cities in the U.S. are better positioned to deal with rising gas prices than others because of their design and transit systems, according to CEOs for Cities, a Chicago-based nonprofit that works to build stronger cities.
The key factor: whether residents have to drive everywhere, or have other options.
Source: USA Today
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