Look for pump prices, which have increased steadily from just before Christmas, to continue an upward climb.
Current average in Maryland is $3.39 for regular, a 4 cent increase in the last week, marylandgasprices.com reports.
Those prices are expected to continue to go up, reflecting the rise in crude oil prices and the increase as refineries switch to mandated summer blends. More
gas is 40 cents a gallon cheaper in South Carolina than it is here. so it is not the price of crude that has made our gas so high. it is OUR ILLUSTRIOUS LEADERS IN ANNAPOLIS. THANKS SJD
Was just in Missouri last week $2.94 for 89 octane and dropping WTF check out the gas buddy app on your phone for other areas in the country you won't be pleased
Enough with this BS they need to go down to stimulate the economy un FN real.
ReplyDeleteMore mandates from that useless bureaucracy--the EPA.
ReplyDeleteAnd our useless president doesn't care what kind of drag it is on the economy. His failed policies are one reason it is up.
Obama promised us Europe's prices for gas; $8:00-$12.00 a gallon.
ReplyDeletegas is 40 cents a gallon cheaper in South Carolina than it is here. so it is not the price of crude that has made our gas so high. it is OUR ILLUSTRIOUS LEADERS IN ANNAPOLIS. THANKS SJD
ReplyDeleteWas just in Missouri last week $2.94 for 89 octane and dropping WTF check out the gas buddy app on your phone for other areas in the country you won't be pleased
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