What's your fuel price (around the country)

[deadlast]

I've been in afghanistan for the past four months and I've been keeping an eye on the crude price if oil since I've left and it has gone down overall. Currently hovering around 86.40 a barrel, and 2.82 a gallon before it hits the stations you fill up at. I'm due back in about two months and I was curious as to the prices around the country. What do you pay?

[Norm201]

Here in Western New York we're averaging about $3.62 to $3.70 a gal.

Take care and have a safe trip home.

[6769MOPARS]

In the greater Atlanta area, I am seeing 3.25 to 3.49 per gallon.

[mortj109]

Here in Uniontown Pa. Current price 3.43

[ravenlord]

I am in Nova Scotia, Canada. I am paying about $1.30.... a Litre. Which is about $4.94 a gallon.

[psi chick]

we're around $4.05

[Norm201]

Originally Posted by psi chick

we're around $4.05

Och! Are near New York City?

[psi chick]

Originally Posted by Norm201

Och! Are near New York City?

i can be in midtown in 20/25 minutes with no traffic.....which is awesome for late night food runs, and i'm less than 10 minutes from the bronx. so yea.....i'm close to the city lol

[navbtcret]

3.49 here in northwest Pa. The worst thing about it is we a refinery intown and I can drive 60 miles to one of their gas stations in Erie, pa and get gas for 10 to 15 cents cheaper a gallon. The refinery owns all the gas stations in town but 3 so there is no competition that is how they get away with this crap. They are still making record profits every quarter.

[Norm201]

Originally Posted by navbtcret

3.49 here in northwest Pa. The worst thing about it is we a refinery intown and I can drive 60 miles to one of their gas stations in Erie, pa and get gas for 10 to 15 cents cheaper a gallon. The refinery owns all the gas stations in town but 3 so there is no competition that is how they get away with this crap. They are still making record profits every quarter.

I know what you mean. Every time a gas price increase goes into effect or a decrease nationally and our local area does not decrease,our local politicians decide to do an investigative review to get to the bottom of it. But they never seem to come up with an answer. It's always the current market trend and the speculative price paid when oil was high. But when it goes down, we never see that "speculative" price trickle down. What a crock!