What are you paying for gas?

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In Durham NC, on the 22nd - $3.89 reg/$4.58 diesel.

But it changes almost every day (usually upward)

There used to be a price differential between south Raleigh and RTP, but as the price has gone up, it's almost vanished.

I've been seeing anywhere from $3.95 to $4.00 a gallon today. Gotta love the steep prices for the Indy 500 tourists...

$4.19 in southern Michigan, almost $5 for diesel. Went up yesterday almost 50 cents

Here in Hawaii it's 3.98. Usually gas is more expensive here than elsewhere in the US, so it's surprising to see that prices are higher at some places on the mainland.

A gallon of milk here can cost almost $8.

Today gas is now 3.85 in Boise.

Canadian price here in my town is $1.70/L at most. Right now we payed $1.25/L this morning.
That's for gasoline BTW.

$4.65 for diesel now.

[quote="samantca"]Here in Norway its about 2.56$/litre for regular unleaded.[/quote]

It`s true, and it just keeps climbing. And the sickest thing is, we pump our own oil. Mindboggling.

it gone up to 1.38 a liter where I am

I don't drive a car,
BUT in Oregon it's about $3.93/gallon.

Some gas stations in Oregon have hit the $4 mark.

By this time next summer, gasoline will hit $5.

To all the Canadian Aspies:
I have a question.
How much is a liter to a gallon?

The ratio of liters to gallon is roughy 4 to 1.
Or 3.785 liters in 1 US gallon
that's important to say the gallon in the UK has more fuel per unit not that fuel is sold in gallon there anymore as far as i know.
So take price 3.79 per gallon divide by 3.785= 1.00 USD per liter roughly
Price of gallon divide by 3.785= per liter cost

Today it is $4.26 a gallon in NYC , and if I go to New Jersey it is $3.71 a gallon .

its some where from 3.73- 3.85 blahness.

I paid $3.90 this morning in Albany, GA and $3.72 this afternoon near the GA/TENN line.

Right by my house, it is $1.20/L.

$3.75 a gallon here in South Central Iowa. Which is a good thing, I've taken up walking.