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I noticed when filling up today in Dayton, Ohio that gas was up to $4.09/gallon. According to the AAA, gas should be $4.19/gallon over this 4th of July weekend. The AAA expects less travelers this Independence Day due to the cost of gas, nearly 550,000 less Americans traveling than last year. My advice - fill up that tank before the weekend!

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12 Comments on Gas Prices Rising Again

JUL
01
2008
429,860 Points 5 Featured Posts Called Shot Master

Hopefully with everyone cutting back supply and demand will kick in soon and prices will come down.
6:02pm • #1

Good post Christina. I have noticed the same recently. My premium gas is cheaper, but our deisel is more expensive.
6:03pm • #2
1 Featured Post

I wish gas prices were that low.  I miss those days.  Bay area, kiiling me!
6:08pm • #3
631,354 Points 12 Featured Posts Localism Sponsor Outside Blog

Gas pricing in Ohio is still lower than many other parts of the country.  I dislike the cost of fuel but I feel the more we as an industry publicly discuss it the more we beat down the attitudes of many consumers. 
6:18pm • #4
154,463 Points 3 Featured Posts Outside Blog

Hi Christina -- do you remember the days when diesel was less expensive than regular?
7:42pm • #5
JUL
02
2008

I think the days of $3.25 a gallon are gone. Even as we here in the US decide to cut back on our petrolem intake, China recently surpassed us as the #1 country importing oil. With a billion plus population and more disposable income, the demand is only going to grow.
Amy Le
2:06pm • #6
294,508 Points 15 Featured Posts Called Shot Master

Locally we have a grocery store that gives fuel discounts based on shopping loyalty - what a brainchild that was!! They put it together before the huge price increases started.

I wonder if they are giving that person lots of money for the brilliant concept which is now making them kazoodles of money...
10:39pm • #7
176,410 Points

Until they start drilling here it is only going to get worse.  I'm starting to long for the days when all I had to do was drive 5 miles to and from work.

 
11:02pm • #8
JUL
03
2008
189,235 Points 45 Featured Posts

I just tripped over my son's baby book earlier this week.  He is 3....gas at that time was $1.87 per gallon.
8:35am • #9
JUL
05
2008

I just filled up here in Southern California and paid $4.48 a gallon, which is about as cheap as we can find it.  I think it's time for everyone to start driving hybrids and mopeds.  We can ride two wheeled vehicles almost all year around here, so that's quite an advantage.  Nice blog Christina.  Keep it up.
3:46pm • #10
JUL
07
2008

Thanks for the comment on my post and you're right, it's wicked high.  Planning, qualification and working smart are premium skills today.
Ken Brand
9:11pm • #11

Thanks for the comment on my post and you're right, it's wicked high.  Planning, qualification and working smart are premium skills today.
Ken Brand
9:11pm • #12

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