Americans Drove Less Miles In June '08 Than In June '07
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The U.S. Department of Transportation said Americans said Americans drove 12.2 billion fewer miles in June than a year earlier. In fact, U.S. driving slid for the eighth straight month in June, making this decline more pronounced than the drop that happened during the 1970s oil shock.
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