Reply With Quotemust be about the same 25% drop here, it had dropped 30 ish % a few weeks agoOriginally Posted by NYCBlue
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Just gassed up the car for the first time since March 3rd. There was 16 miles worth left in the tank. $24 to fill it up! The price of gas here has dropped by about 25%.
must be about the same 25% drop here, it had dropped 30 ish % a few weeks ago
though to be fair NYCblue, $24 to fill up, how we would love that here
i always remember the 1st time i filled up a hire car in Fla, it was pre-pay, so went in and handed over $60 and told him the pump, had to go back in and ask for my $25 - 30 changethe guy said " you are either from England or Canada " and laughed
I suspect the price will rocket when the lockdown eases enought.
But the clean air we're getting now might accellerate the move away from hydrocarbon fuel.
All those oil-rich countries must be shitting themselves.
It's going up already. A few weeks ago the oil price was in negative territory due to excessive storage costs given the low demand and now stands at between $32 and $35 a barrel.
though to be fair NYCblue, $24 to fill up, how we would love that here
i always remember the 1st time i filled up a hire car in Fla, it was pre-pay, so went in and handed over $60 and told him the pump, had to go back in and ask for my $25 - 30 change
I filled up our hire car in tampa on last US trip to drive to Orlando, cost about $20. Lasted us 10 days and the drive back to Tampa.though to be fair NYCblue, $24 to fill up, how we would love that here
i always remember the 1st time i filled up a hire car in Fla, it was pre-pay, so went in and handed over $60 and told him the pump, had to go back in and ask for my $25 - 30 change
Ridiculously cheap
99.7p in cardiff
How do you find driving in NYC?
I hated it the first time after trying to find the cruise terminal in Midtown, then got used to the grid system and it clicked.
DC is a mess with somewhat of hybrid grid and diagonal street crossings.
Still prefer to drive through Downtown though than go around the Beltway.
It's not really a problem for me. Unless I'm in some areas of Queens or Brooklyn. But I can usually find my way around. Manhattan is no problem at all. Except for the traffic. Driving around Manhattan on Monday was a piece of cake. Hardly any traffic at all. There was still a reasonable amount of traffic on the Long Island Expressway and in Queens though. Well, more than I was expecting anyway.
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