With gas prices across the country reaching $4/gallon--and peak oil starting to become a part of the meme--both forcing many to complain about and adapt to the impact of gas on their budgets, we'd like to hear about what's going on in your county, town, city or suburban/exurban subdivision.

I found some really great examples of how people are adapting from different areas in the US and the world (including examples from high schoolers, employers, and commuter "slugging"--no it's not violent), they are under the fold.

What's happening in your part of the world? How is your area adapting?

(Also, make sure to check out our call for TOD:Local contributors.)