LGK

[LLWB]

Don't envy Oregon. At least my part. Gas is still $2.499!!! Trust me, I would rather pump my own, and save that much money! I fill up my work car in Idaho, and it was $1.649 Friday. Doesn't make much sense, does it?

Maggie

[Lulu54]

maggie,
That is an amazing number of miles. Bless you pick who take care of our labs and get them where they need to go in a timely fashion.  The price of fuel corresponds to the cost of every good and service out there I think!

Be safe on the road,
Lulu

[LLWB]

I drive for a Diagnostic Laboratory as a Courier. I myself drive 72,000+ miles a year. Our couriers all told drive over a million miles a year. It's no wonder laboratory costs have gone up!

Maggie

[Lulu54]

The wide variations in prices is impossible to explain.  I do miss the days of having a guy run out and pump gas for me... oh wait! I have a husband who does that for me so  I guess I have nothing to complain about.

Sunny, who knows with the Thanksgiving holiday going on, I bet the prices will creep back up, but here's a good website to begin your search

www.gasbuddy.com

we use daytongasprices.com to track the trends.

My husband drives a lot for our business (about 35,000 a year) so that penny or two saved in the tank turns into a lot of money in our bottom line profit.

Yes Julie, Hooray for lower gas prices.
Lulu

[Sunnytoday]

Here on the coast it's just went to $1.99 and we were all rejoicing to see it go below the $2 mark... we are traveling up to OH in a week, what's it up there?
~Sunnytoday~

[Sarahsmom46]

With gas prices going down you would hope that food prices would go down too.  Hope this lasts for awhile.  Hooooray for lower gas prices.