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4. Travel Season is over,

Fri Dec 22, 2017, 04:40 PM

Dec 2017

and today's fuels lose Octane after a period of time. The Tanks are full and the fuel quality is going south.

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Gas went down 10cents here in North Dakota just wondering if this is part of the crumbs? [View all] bluestarone Dec 2017 OP

gone up a dollar in honolulu since trump was selected nt msongs Dec 2017 #1

was slowly going up here then after tax passage bluestarone Dec 2017 #2

Went up about 15 cents here in my area of MI. roamer65 Dec 2017 #3

Travel Season is over, Wellstone ruled Dec 2017 #4

$2.18/gal in central FL. Surprising given the per bbl price of oil. Roland99 Dec 2017 #5

What part of ND are you in? Stayed the same here in Bismarck Qanisqineq Dec 2017 #6

Jamestown we were at $2.52 for 2 to 3 months bluestarone Dec 2017 #7

My parents live southeast of Jamestown Qanisqineq Dec 2017 #10

Fargo is ALWAYS better than Jamestown bluestarone Dec 2017 #11

Went down 10 - 15 cents here in Denver metro ProudLib72 Dec 2017 #8

Went up in N.Illinois today 40 cents per gallon. kacekwl Dec 2017 #9

Down in Minnesota too, as of yesterday. MineralMan Dec 2017 #12

Best here in Houston area $1.94 for Shell regular. n/t oneshooter Dec 2017 #13

staying the same? bluestarone Dec 2017 #14

Dropped from $2.05 about 2 weeks ago. oneshooter Dec 2017 #15

Probably just normal market fluctuations... Wounded Bear Dec 2017 #16

That was the increase from the hurricanes. RandiFan1290 Dec 2017 #17

I think it was just booze taxes that were cut. n/t n2doc Dec 2017 #18