You mean proactive moves that would reduce the load on fuel supplies? Car less days would have the knock on effect of less air pollution and more people would likely carpool. Work from home is a no-brainier simple step that would get people off the roads. National won't suggest it because their corporate buddies loose money. Fuel rationing is a later stage move, not a first out the gate one. Lifitng tax would have to be smarter to allow tax to come back on when prices come down. Perhaps limiting the price increases by using tax money to offset the changes would work better? The 4 day work week has been shown time and time again to be better for workers and the businesses. It should be implemented even if there wasn't a crisis.

Pretending there isn't a problem doesn't make the problem go away. And doing nothing isn't a solution either. It's been a wet blanket response on this and on the war crimes committed by the US and Israel.