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Use it to find best priced fuel along unfamiliar routes, or who currently has the best priced diesel on the highway just south of my yard/house.

If you read the article I posted you'll see that a lot of big investment money is leaving the exploration and refining businesses, making it even more difficult to put the final product (fuel) on the table. Combined with the handlers behind the current occupant doing what they can to "go green"...

To understand why fueld prices remain stubbornly high, this is kind of required reading: https://www.globalresearch.ca/how-blackrock-larry-fink-created-global-energy-crisis/5799286

Gas is hovering in the $3.95 - $4.25 for 87; now getting diesel as low as $4.98.

This intrigued me, and I'll be following up on some of his claims soon: https://www.lewrockwell.com/2022/07/mark-reynolds/fossil-fuel-or-not/

Stockman was involved in government back in the 70's and 80's, was one of the founders of the Blackstone Group and still makes appearances on many business/investment shows. Interesting to see how he picks apart the White House's release form the strategic reserve, and the globe's overall energy...

Sean, that scenario is floated by a number of politicians and "Highway Advocacy" groups who only see it as another cash cow to milk us the general population with. The fuel tax (when properly inflation-indexed) is actually a better method of doing "road funding", especially when (and in spite...

Gerry, the pricing has to do more with taxes than the logistics costs to get it to the pumps. You live in what is commonly referred to a "socialist nirvana", where your progressive pols add more taxes, fees and regulations, some on a more local level than statewide, making it more expensive even...

The ethanol free gas should ne priced the same, if not slightly less, if it's from a pump station up there. I recently was in northern PA at one of the ones I get it from, and the 89 ethanol free was actually $0.12 cheaper a gallon. Can't believe it wasn't sold out, but then again, it's still...

Bart, I provided info on this in posts 3, 260, 261 & 268 in the "War In Ukraine" thread (which Andrey confirmed). Start there, and there are others as well: https://masterblasterhome.com/threads/war-in-ukraine.25134/post-1084799

Contains Bob's linked graph above, and more rotten news for us: https://theconservativetreehouse.com/blog/2022/05/12/diesel-fuel-shortage-sets-stage-for-next-biden-created-crisis/

While I don't agree with those laws, I understand how they work, and in case of fuel, they don't really apply. The refiners are setting the price, and the retailers have to respond as I stated above (and their margins don't even come close to the gouging threshold). If a retailer was charging...

According to a fuel industry tracking group here in NJ, the stations here are only allowed one price hike per day, but the refiners are sending out multiple messages per day about price changes (you know, because of Putin,..oh, f'ing please). The stations have to adjust to meet whatever the...

Regular gas now anywhere from $3.80 - $5.00 a gallon. Can't find diesel anywhere cheaper than $5.99, with most stations now at $6.40+. Let's Go Brandon!...

Ooohhh Jonny, that's so East Coast right there...

You can see some of the reasoning behind it here. For those w/the patience/time, I highly recommend the video at the end of this article. Lots of eye opening stuff from the author and the Russian he is speaking to. https://tomluongo.me/2022/03/07/media-iran-venezuela-great-resets/

So, for comparison, at the end of 2020, diesel here in the armpit of America was averaging about $2.50/gal. It had risen tsteadily to about $3.60/gal, and that took about 13 months. Now, in the last 2 weeks, 3 price bumps and the average around here is $5/gal (and I live close to refineries...