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It's the opposite here. It's still hovering in the low $3.80's where I live in Central Virginia but in Northern Virginia where my office is, it's running about $4.15 on average.
I've even started seeing gas stations go out of business around here. One BP/Amoco that closed down a few months ago was rumored to have been because the owners could not afford to replace all of their pumps. The were not designed to go above $3.99. Now that's pretty sad.
---Ed---
"But the guy at Home Depot said it would work."
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oops Shows what I know, Oil hit close to 140 today and the dollar tanked. I;ll bet prices jump 10 cents on monday
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Regular 87 octane's at $4.03 at the three stations up the road from here. Diesel's about $5.00, and my school district just got their fuel contract locked in at $5.29/gallon. It's just over 3ยข higher at this "famous" intersection's two remaining stations. I know all of my teachers are either carpooling or riding their bikes in to school. Ian A.
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I filled up last night and it was $1.28 a Litre because rumor had it the price was going to jump between 6 and 10 cents overnight,... I havent ventured out yet but I will be sure to post what it is in my area later on tonight.. Maybe riding a bike to work isnt such a bad idea!
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ON Friday, June 6, 2008 the price of crude oil jumped over $11 US dollars per barrel. In one day. I remember looking at pictures of German citizens pushing wheelbarrows of German Marks to the market to purchase a loaf of bread shortly after world war one. We are not so far away from that at this pace. Drill Now.
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The Gas Buddy website maintains lists of the cheapest reported gas prices in a particular area, along with maps of average prices by state/province & county: http://www.gasbuddy.comOver here, the AA website tracks British prices, and has monthly reports with prices by region, along with a comparison with other European countries: http://www.theaa.com/motoring_advice/fuel/
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A former Maine Governor predicted that Maine wouldn't be liveable if oil reaches 200/ barrel. I agree with him, the Northeast primarily heat their homes with oil. 2 years ago I was buying oil for 2.30. Right now the price is 4.40, you can lock a prices at over 5 right now. People are going to freeze or starve.
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so, just because others have it worse, we should be content?
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Not to be content, just to be ready to face 10$ per gallon in the near future. Here a 70% bump of natural gas for heating is expected for the coming autumn.
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