Noticed on my way to work this morning. The same stretch of road, within 2 miles, it went from 3.11 to 3.15 to 3.19 to 3.25. How on earth can there be such a discrepancy within 2 miles?

As I was going to lunch, stopped at a light and right before my eye, the service station sign went up a dime.

blink blink

$3.53 here in Georgia where we live.
Mary

$3.59 here in south central PA

I paid $4.01 for 87 octane at the cheap station this morning. Normal places were $4.15. I wish I had filled up last week at $3.95

Of course it's going up. Summer is almost here. Makes me very angry.

$3.59 here in Fayetteville, GA at the one station and $3.56 at another.

I paid $3.59 yesterday, in NW Pennsylvania

It's over 4.00 a gal here in S.calif.We were in the next town over from us yesterday,and it was 4.25.Of course that town is a little,and I mean little more affluent than my town is.
Kathi

Since we own a 2005 car with 26K miles on it...it's not a big deal, personally. However, increased gasoline prices will mean increased prices for anything that has to be transported. I can only wish that higher gasoline prices would make Americans question driving huge gas-guzzlers.

I guess I am one of those driving a gas guzzler. I have a 2002 Ford Explorer: with 86,000 miles on it, so I don't drive a whole lot.
I live in a snowbelt though, and out in the country where there is no public transportation of any kind and no businesses of any kind that you could walk to.
I love my 4 wheel drive when the weather is bad.

Gas at our local Von's, which is usually the cheapest in the county, was $4.03 yesterday. The Chevron across the street from them was $4.25.
We drove up to San Luis Obispo, about 25 miles or so, north.
Gas was between $4.25 and $4.45.....but we found it at Costco for $3.87.
Too bad we only needed eight gallons because I know gas will continue to go up....especially with Spring break coming.

Or we could actually start drilling for our own oil and natural gas.

Darn, Carol in CA, I didn't check Costco. I should have before I filled my tank.

It's been $3.69 here, so I suppose it's going higher now.

We're blessed with good public transport, living north of Chicago. MY DH takes the RR south to lectures at his alma mater in Evanston. (I'm the taxi service on this end, and he can walk from the station there to the campus.)

There's scant need for big SUV's here, yet they predominate. I seldom see one with passengers. BIG and NEW have nothing to do with 'useful' in this town. Our medium sized car has all-wheel drive; I agree that's very nice!