[N8 v2.0]

Cost per county:

http://www.gasbuddy.com/gb_gastemperaturemap.aspx

 

[DRB]

Cost per county:

http://www.gasbuddy.com/gb_gastemperaturemap.aspx

What do you find interesting about it?

 

[robdamanii]

Interesting distribution. And pretty colours.

 

[SkaredShtles]

Hey - that green part in western Colorado must be the county that Fruita's in. :dancing:

 

[N8 v2.0]

What do you find interesting about it?

Differences in cost must be largly due to the amount of tax on the gas.

 

[stosh]

I'm owned by RED here in NY.

 

[-dustin]

And pretty colours.

i can only see 4 different colors.

 

[N8 v2.0]

 

[DRB]

Differences in cost must be largly due to the amount of tax on the gas.

And formulation requirements.

 

[Akula_7]

Come to Europe, $6-7 per Gallon!

 

[BurlyShirley]

Come to Europe

no thanks, im straight.

 

[Akula_7]

no thanks, im straight.

Thanks



Then again you guys ain't all whitey for nothing!

 

[brungeman]

Differences in cost must be largly due to the amount of tax on the gas.

check your statement. it is my understanding that taxes are pretty much standard. it is the special "Blends" of gas for each state, and their emission standards that causes the prices to go up between states.

MTBE a common additive to make fuel burn cleaner is a pretty dangerous thing to add to fuel. If leaked out of the tank it gets into ground water, and doesn't break down, it just sticks around.

Pluss the fact that the Oil companies have recorded record profits couldn't have anything to do with the high cost throughout the land

 

[BurlyShirley]

check your statement. it is my understanding that taxes are pretty much standard. it is the special "Blends" of gas for each state, and their emission standards that causes the prices to go up between states.

MTBE a common additive to make fuel burn cleaner is a pretty dangerous thing to add to fuel. If leaked out of the tank it gets into ground water, and doesn't break down, it just sticks around.

Pluss the fact that the Oil companies have recorded record profits couldn't have anything to do with the high cost throughout the land

Taxes arent "standard" at all.

TN (to my knowledge) has some of the highest fuel taxes around, as a result, we have the best roads in the nation...we just have NO environmental standards

 

[Changleen]

no thanks, im way too uptight to consider any type of change in my daily routine, or ideas and attitudes.

ink:

Fatty.

 

[BurlyShirley]

ink:

Fatty.

Snaggle.

 

[Westy]

$3.00 gas is pretty popular. Stations are literally running out of the stuff around here.

 

[SkaredShtles]

Taxes arent "standard" at all.

There's a "standard" federal portion of tax (edit: the below doc states $.184/gal), but the states all levy their own which often times is equal to or exceeds the federal amount.

http://www.gaspricewatch.com/usgastaxes.asp

 

[laura]

counties in the west are frickin huge. I totally could have made a better map than that.

 

[stgil888]

It looks to me as though prices must be highly dependant on taxation. I can't imagine it's easier to get gasoline from refineries to central Wyoming or Montana than it is to Houston and Dallas. What else could explain why Cheyenne, Wyoming has lower prices than Fort Collins, CO or Idaho/Utah?

 

[SkaredShtles]

It looks to me as though prices must be highly dependant on taxation. I can't imagine it's easier to get gasoline from refineries to central Wyoming

Ummm....... there's a refinery *in* Wyoming. Not too far from Cheyenne. There's even a town built around it called Sinclair.

 

[lovebunny]

counties in the west are frickin huge. I totally could have made a better map than that.

tell me about it. it feels like it takes forever to get out of san diego county when going on a trip