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1 place on the hiway is $2.99, Truck stop $3.06 AAA says average is $3.41 in Massachusetts. Just over the NH border BJs(like Costco) $2.80 member price. $3.13 low $ place in  town

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9 hours ago, richard wysong said:

1 place on the hiway is $2.99, Truck stop $3.06 AAA says average is $3.41 in Massachusetts. Just over the NH border BJs(like Costco) $2.80 member price. $3.13 low $ place in  town

 

I sort of get the sense that AAA "averages" are lagging and never really reflective of reality. In CT, prices vary wildly from one place to the next. I've seen stations with $.40/gal difference almost next to each other. Cities and towns are allowed to set their own standards for pricing and the snootier towns are WAY more expensive as a result.

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I saw a 2.38 cash price per gallon going to church yesterday. And as high as 2.45. 

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$3.47 85 Oct. next town, $3.67 our small town.

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Paid $2.88 for RU this last Tuesday.  Pump was so slow that I thought the undertaker would get to me before I finished filling my p/u. Must be a govt. conspiracy to get us to believe that we wouldn't really waste all that much time at an EV charging station 🤣.

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Got it for $2.72 the other day, still around $2.77 right now.


Diesel is $3.79 now.

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Still dropping here, local $3.05 out on the pike under $3. Couple of places still $3.99 GOUGE! Diesel still around $4.50. BJ's member price $2.70 RU

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High $4.00's and over $5.00 in most areas in Western Washington. Our Dictatorship government finally reached their goal of having the highest gas tax in the USA. Don't think it will ever be back in the $3.00 range.

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