Chinese motorists, long accustomed to cheap gas, seemed to take in stride a government decision to boost fuel prices Friday by as much as 18 per cent. "Maybe I might drive a bit less. But if it's for business, then if I have to drive, I will,'' said He Ping, a trading company employee who was refilling his VW Jetta at a Beijing gas station.
There were at least a dozen vehicles waiting behind him in line.
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