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$3.4+ a gallon, cost over $50 to fill a truck at Circle K.

A private gas stop along side the tourists' freeway in Cali, east of Los Angeles is up to $5.39 a gallon. Highway Murder

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Gas just went up here to $1.319 per liter. I think it works out to around $5/gallon in the States.

I wonder if this will change travel plans for people this summer.

I still see lots of SUV's and trucks around, so the high gas prices obviously aren't affecting purchasing patterns...

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CRAP! Okay, so the Aussie dollar is almost even with the US dollar...the current exchange rate is like 94 Au cents to the American dollar.

Soo, last I paid for petrol, regular unleaded [even though my new car says it needs premium, I pretend I don't see that sticker...] was $1.55 per litre. Have no idea how many gallons are in a litre or vice versa.

So are you Americans paying a hell of a lot more, or is that about even? :confused: :confused:

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1 gallon = 3.785 litres

so you would pay about $5.88 per gallon

dunno if "regular unleaded" is the same as "87" though...

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Because Martin said 3,785 litres...silly boy.
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Tell me about it!

The high price of diesel affects everyone, mainly the consumer. All commercial grocery trucks run on diesel hence the higher price of food collating w/the ridiculous increase of gas; diesel or regular.

It's enough to drive an insane man sane.

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I arrived in AThens last night ready to go out drinking and dancing. Apparently all my friends had run out of petrol because of a strike which started because of the high prices. On monday there is also a taxi driver strike, again brought on by the high prices of petrol. Argh.....

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I arrived in AThens last night ready to go out drinking and dancing. Apparently all my friends had run out of petrol because of a strike which started because of the high prices. On monday there is also a taxi driver strike, again brought on by the high prices of petrol. Argh.....

Rach, when I was 16 I can remember the supposed "gas crisis" in Southern California. We had to sometimes wait in lines 2 hours long to get gas, and they doled it out via your license plate number - if the last digit was odd or even. Years later we discovered it was a gas station conspiracy thing where there was never a shortage, but they were able to drive the gas prices up by saying there was.

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