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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region ForumsHow much does gas cost by you?
I live across the street from a gas station, so I can see easily the prices.
And today the price dropped to $2.99 a gallon.
FoxNewsSucks
(11,546 posts)Kansas city
Voltaire2
(15,377 posts)don't do gas.
Archae
(47,245 posts)ClimateHawk
(360 posts)Bayard
(28,990 posts)Chakaconcarne
(2,775 posts)Trueblue1968
(19,140 posts)Ferryboat
(1,248 posts)1st nation owned stations get huge tax break which allows lower prices generally.
Marthe48
(22,855 posts)I got it in Massilllon, Oh for 2.99.9/gal Monday
ebbie15644
(1,244 posts)ProfessorGAC
(76,119 posts)In our town, the Circle K is $3.459 (10 cents less with K card).
In the nearest large city, it's 15 to 25 cents higher.
But, a few station even farther west are between $3.169 & $3.259.
The biggest difference is county & municipal tax rates.
But, we're not close to $3.
duncang
(3,767 posts)Drum
(10,601 posts)Hudson Valley, NY
Kaleva
(40,281 posts)maxsolomon
(38,393 posts)Out of the city, the lowest I've seen lately is $3.59.
BigDemVoter
(4,688 posts)It's ALWAYS expensive here.
Bobstandard
(2,207 posts)In northern British Columbia regular unleaded is 1.79 CDN per liter. That works out to about 4.79 USD. Thats down from 1.89/liter two weeks ago.
onetexan
(13,913 posts)We usually fill up @costco given it always has the lowest price.
IbogaProject
(5,697 posts)Mostly just still above $3 around NJ.
ravjav
(47 posts)In the Poconos in PA.
Johnny2X2X
(23,825 posts)West Michigan.
Igel
(37,427 posts)On edit: east of Tomball, TX.
Tribetime
(7,096 posts)evolves
(5,777 posts)depending on the neighborhood.
DeepWinter
(931 posts)between $3.19 to 3.29 here in ND, right in the middle of the Bakken oil field. Then it gets shipped out to refine, then shipped back.
Torchlight
(6,514 posts)(and that's looking at the major intersection stations, go a few blocks furhter in, and there's another ten or fifteen cent drop right around the literal corner)
bluesbassman
(20,375 posts)Had to snort a little last night when the felon was yapping about how gas has never been so high.
hunter
(40,473 posts)The price of gasoline means nothing to me. It's a negligible part of the household budget.
It was like that forty plus years ago too when I was a young single wild thing who could fill the tank of my little Toyota with an hours labor.
Sigh, I've also been in the place where I have no gas money, or even food money. One can find food in dumpsters, but not gasoline.
I used to drive all over the the Western U.S.A., Southwestern Canada, and Northern Mexico when gas was almost free to me. I burned a hell of a lot of gas as an anti-nuclear activist bouncing between San Onofre and Humboldt Bay.
If we of the human race had any sense at all we'd ban fossil fuels entirely, replacing them with carbon neutral alternatives.
GoodRaisin
(10,803 posts)I figure I got to have it anyway so I just fill up, pay and go. But I dont drive a lot of miles either. My car only has about 8700 miles on it and I bought it in March 2020.
hunter
(40,473 posts)... because nobody needs it.
GoodRaisin
(10,803 posts)TheProle
(3,940 posts)
Dale in Laurel MD
(797 posts)Midway between DC and Baltimore.
catbyte
(38,834 posts)but it's $2.89 at the gas station nearest me on the Lansing/East Lansing border.
spooky3
(38,379 posts)fierywoman
(8,539 posts)MistakenLamb
(791 posts)magicarpet
(18,464 posts)$2.69/gallon
BOSSHOG
(44,738 posts)I get 91 octane, Zero Ethanol. I may drive 5K a year so not spending big on transportation.
bearsfootball516
(6,691 posts)That's the very northern edge of central Indiana, only about 10-15 minutes away from Michigan.
Different Drummer
(9,083 posts)moonscape
(5,653 posts)the Central CA Coast. For regular.
Gaytano70
(1,226 posts)drray23
(8,643 posts)Scrivener7
(58,875 posts)And then I get 47 miles to the gallon.
I don't really have to pay attention to gas prices.
bluestarone
(21,632 posts)North Dakota
4.04 at the one nearest my house, for regular. Usually I drive a few minutes more to the Walmart gas station, where it was 3.87 last I checked.
TBF
(35,975 posts)we have one gas vehicle & one electric
sakabatou
(45,928 posts)relayerbob
(7,394 posts)I get gas about twice a year.
WarGamer
(18,318 posts)JoseBalow
(9,275 posts)haele
(15,188 posts)Average around town is in the $4.40s using credit/debit.
San Diego always has high gas prices due to the fact there's almost no competition between gas stations. Most aren't franchises. So the prices are set by the companies based on neighborhood location.
Haele
gopiscrap
(24,590 posts)louslobbs
(3,416 posts)Palm Springs, California 92262
dweller
(28,000 posts)And 2 miles up the road $3.48
😐
Filling up tomorrow at $2.89
✌🏻
roamer65
(37,850 posts)I dont much worry about the price. On the freeway I generally get 40-50 mpg. 33 around town.
But on average its running me about $3.25 in MI right now.
Beartracks
(14,454 posts)Elessar Zappa
(16,385 posts)Silver City, NM.
LeftInTX
(34,031 posts)It varies from $2.48 - $2.70 around here.
NoveltySocks
(415 posts)That station tends to run high, though I'm in Los Angeles where it's always comparatively high.
kskiska
(27,165 posts)Midnight Writer
(25,205 posts)flakey_foont
(3,394 posts)maveric
(17,019 posts)And that low.
usaf-vet
(7,768 posts)dem4decades
(13,852 posts)displacedvermoter
(4,185 posts)Ferrets are Cool
(22,599 posts)ecstatic
(35,032 posts)Atlanta suburbs.
To be honest, I don't really pay attention but I did pay attention the other day because my dad brought it up.
I don't drive that many miles and I have to get gas no matter what so there's no point in overanalyzing the price.
Cairycat
(1,852 posts)Wonder Why
(6,637 posts)It makes me
because my Prius gets 54mpg and my favorite entertainment is going to gas stations and watch those giant, oversized MAGAT pickups fill up to see how much they have to pay.
kacekwl
(8,987 posts)it goes from 3.99 gal to now about 3.54 gal. Generally goes up 40 to 50 cents at a time then creeps down 3-4 cents at a time. I regularly go to Wisconsin where gas is anywhere from 30 to 50 cents a gal cheaper.
