XPO | gas prices

Was a $1.96 yesterday near Louisville . Went up 30 cents today :Banane01: Cant wait to see what happens tomorrow
 
In Canuckistan where I'm at.

87.9¢/litre x 3.789 (litres to gallons) = 3.33 x .88 (conversion from canadian to american dollar) = 2.93

My head hurts, I need to stop doing this.
 
It is 1.95 in Kings mtn.,N.C. Great price from last year at this time...But u never know what will happen next week it could be 3.00....:ranting2:
 
Way its going, couple more weeks and it'll be free. Oh I forgot, theres an election coming up in about 3 weeks, Republicans are trying to look good.
 
ShakyJake said:
Way its going, couple more weeks and it'll be free. Oh I forgot, theres an election coming up in about 3 weeks, Republicans are trying to look good.
you are so right they got to do a hell of alot to even start to look good.
 
I heard that OPEC will reduce production by 1 million barrels a day at the end of the month. I'm sure this will make prices spike again :ranting: :ranting:
 
they are over "their" quota....:hysterical:

CFer said:
I heard that OPEC will reduce production by 1 million barrels a day at the end of the month. I'm sure this will make prices spike again :ranting: :ranting:
 
Welcome "freightshaker69'' we are all waiting to see what is going to happen at Con Way Frt.
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