Paying more by the mile

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With gas price spikes affecting the bottom lines of transportation-based companies across the country, many businesses have been forced to pass fuel prices onto their customers — and their drivers.

“Clearly, the rising gas prices are not a positive thing for our drivers because they do have to fill up their own tanks,” said Chris Sternberg, a spokesman for Papa John’s Pizza. “The drivers feel a portion of the rising fuel increase.”

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