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Record-high gasoline prices are inspiring more Americans to celebrate Independence Day close to home. But those who live where they can walk, bike or take public transit to their local fireworks displays and other amenities are benefiting from another sort of independence - from gasoline.
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This index takes a fresh look at the real cost of housing by factoring in the cost of transportation for various neighborhoods as a percentage of household income.
By U.S. PIRG. June 25, 2008. (.pdf, 245.4kb)
By CNT. April 9, 2008. (.pdf, 286.1kb)
By CNT. April 9, 2008. (.pdf, 274.0kb)