Are high gas prices disrupting your holiday travel plans?

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It shouldn't. Consider a 600 mile road trip in... let's be extreme, something that gets 20mpg. You're going to use 30 gallons of fuel for your trip.

If gas were $2 a gallon, $60. $3 a gallon, $90. $4, $120.

It's not that much of a difference; if $30 breaks you off a trip you probably shouldn't have gone anyways.

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