The current gas prices in America...

[06T200]

Wow, PA beats out the greed of CA. We only pay $2.45 a gal at the moment out here in the 'sticks'. I think it is a few pennies less down in the urban concrete jungle areas.

[petrified.rabbit]

Wow, PA beats out the greed of CA. We only pay $2.45 a gal at the moment out here in the 'sticks'. I think it is a few pennies less down in the urban concrete jungle areas.

its the first of a few yearly hikes. So we will be paying something like $.85 in tax per gallon by 2017.. Which means we will be on average $.75 more a gallon then all our neighboring states (NY being the closest in price) and as a state should locked in to be the highest gas prices in the country. So proud..

[Thymeclock]

its the first of a few yearly hikes. So we will be paying something like $.85 in tax per gallon by 2017.. Which means we will be on average $.75 more a gallon then all our neighboring states (NY being the closest in price) and as a state should locked in to be the highest gas prices in the country. So proud..

Same here in NY, about $2.60. With crude oil approaching $50 per barrel, the gasoline price should be even less than it is. Just wait until the next "crisis" hits...

[2010AveoLT]

Same here in NY, about $2.60. With crude oil approaching $50 per barrel, the gasoline price should be even less than it is. Just wait until the next "crisis" hits...

there's a good reason why Gas Prices have suddenly dropped like a stone: the Saudis see American Shale Oil as a Threat to their Monopoly of Global Oil Production, and they are depressing prices in order to crush the Shale Oil Producers.