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What are you all paying for your fuel just now I paid 103.9 for unleaded today and Diesel was 108.9 here in the Scottish Borders.
Kev
Kev
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Talking of petrol prices there may be more action on the way, probably rolling roadblocks instead of barricading refineries but people are bound to panic buy so it's probably worth keeping your tank topped up incase.
Well, I'm off to Tesco in about 15 mins so I'll see, but probably still over the £1 limit here.
It's getting so expensive though, they should let me work from home more than one day a week.
It's getting so expensive though, they should let me work from home more than one day a week.
99.9p a litre for unleaded when I drove past the tesco station on Sunday.
Yeah, 99p a litre here at the supermarkets, and im praying that Tesco's keep up their 5p off a litre deal when you spend over £50 shopping!
It's around 102p a litre round here now although supermarkets are selling at about 99p.
its 11miles to work from home and no buses to take thats a long walk in my books as for the bike am way to old for that malarky
Kev
oilers wrote:
> Digitrader wrote:
> What are you all paying for your fuel just now I paid 103.9 for
> unleaded today and Diesel was 108.9 here in the Scottish
> Borders.
>
> Kev
> Im so sorry to hear that. You know what you should, you should
> walk, take a bus or ride your bike, but in the winter you should
> take the bus ok.
Kev
oilers wrote:
> Digitrader wrote:
> What are you all paying for your fuel just now I paid 103.9 for
> unleaded today and Diesel was 108.9 here in the Scottish
> Borders.
>
> Kev
> Im so sorry to hear that. You know what you should, you should
> walk, take a bus or ride your bike, but in the winter you should
> take the bus ok.
Ladybird wrote:
> Prices dropped during the summertime to about $2.60/gal. The
> slummier the gas station, the cheaper the gas. Probably applies
> the the quality of fuel too.
>
> Now, the gas prices are rising and from what I saw driving
> around yesterday, they're up to $3.09 for just the least
> expensive regular unleaded. I'll forego the higher octane
> levels to maintain my grocery budget. I guess it's just my
> car's performance that'll suffer in the long term. Oh, and
> those crappy ozone emissions we'll all be breathing.. Now I
> feel guilt for buying cheap gas.
>
> Anyways, I usually fill up every week with $33-35.
So $3.09 works out at 81 cents a litre, which is 40 pence.
Thats 40p in the US compared to £1.01 here. :(
> Prices dropped during the summertime to about $2.60/gal. The
> slummier the gas station, the cheaper the gas. Probably applies
> the the quality of fuel too.
>
> Now, the gas prices are rising and from what I saw driving
> around yesterday, they're up to $3.09 for just the least
> expensive regular unleaded. I'll forego the higher octane
> levels to maintain my grocery budget. I guess it's just my
> car's performance that'll suffer in the long term. Oh, and
> those crappy ozone emissions we'll all be breathing.. Now I
> feel guilt for buying cheap gas.
>
> Anyways, I usually fill up every week with $33-35.
So $3.09 works out at 81 cents a litre, which is 40 pence.
Thats 40p in the US compared to £1.01 here. :(
Prices dropped during the summertime to about $2.60/gal. The slummier the gas station, the cheaper the gas. Probably applies the the quality of fuel too.
Now, the gas prices are rising and from what I saw driving around yesterday, they're up to $3.09 for just the least expensive regular unleaded. I'll forego the higher octane levels to maintain my grocery budget. I guess it's just my car's performance that'll suffer in the long term. Oh, and those crappy ozone emissions we'll all be breathing.. Now I feel guilt for buying cheap gas.
Anyways, I usually fill up every week with $33-35.
Now, the gas prices are rising and from what I saw driving around yesterday, they're up to $3.09 for just the least expensive regular unleaded. I'll forego the higher octane levels to maintain my grocery budget. I guess it's just my car's performance that'll suffer in the long term. Oh, and those crappy ozone emissions we'll all be breathing.. Now I feel guilt for buying cheap gas.
Anyways, I usually fill up every week with $33-35.
oilers wrote:
> pb wrote:
> What gets me is that I'd use public transport, but it takes far
> too long, involves 2 changes of bus or train and costs even
> more
> than going by car.
>
> Oh, and I'd have to walk at least part of the way.
> oh im sorry but do you want to pay for gas or would you pay to
> take a bus which one.
Considering the bus takes 3 hours to get somewhere I could be in 45 minutes and I have kids to take care of when I get home, there isn't really a choice.
> pb wrote:
> What gets me is that I'd use public transport, but it takes far
> too long, involves 2 changes of bus or train and costs even
> more
> than going by car.
>
> Oh, and I'd have to walk at least part of the way.
> oh im sorry but do you want to pay for gas or would you pay to
> take a bus which one.
Considering the bus takes 3 hours to get somewhere I could be in 45 minutes and I have kids to take care of when I get home, there isn't really a choice.
pb wrote:
> What gets me is that I'd use public transport, but it takes far
> too long, involves 2 changes of bus or train and costs even more
> than going by car.
>
> Oh, and I'd have to walk at least part of the way.
> oh im sorry but do you want to pay for gas or would you pay to take a bus which one.
> What gets me is that I'd use public transport, but it takes far
> too long, involves 2 changes of bus or train and costs even more
> than going by car.
>
> Oh, and I'd have to walk at least part of the way.
> oh im sorry but do you want to pay for gas or would you pay to take a bus which one.
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