1.   American motorists are also free to do whatever it takes to discourage state and federal governments from raising gas taxes whenever they need an expedient budget fix.

2.   American motorists should be required to pass driving tests similar to those administered to pilots and motorists in many European nations.

3.   American motorists and other oil users will be positively affected if the companies are correct and deep-water reserves are found.

4.   And if big is beautiful for many American motorists, very big is back, too.

5.   About one out of every nine barrels of oil used in the world every day is consumed by the American motorist.

6.   Increased fuel efficiency, you recall, would result in American motorists burning far less fuel.

7.   Integration of the Russian and U.S. systems could mean that eventually an American motorist would also be using Russian satellites to calculate the location.

8.   Murray, who chairs Senate Transportation Appropriations Committee, says her provision is meant to ensure the safety of American motorists.

9.   So U.S. oil companies are not making much headway with American motorists in warning about the dangers of importing so much crude.

10.   That could be due in part to the impact of higher prices on the driving habits of American motorists.