I want to know why Louisville is so much over the national average.

Simpsonville - $3.99 at Pilot

 

Taylorsville Rd - $4.14 at Swifty

 

National Tpke & Outer Loop - $4.17 at Thorntons

 

300 S 1st St & E Jefferson St & Liberty St - $4.39 at Shell

 

447 S 8th St near W Liberty St - $4.29 at Chevron

 

1101 Bardstown Rd & Grinstead Dr - $4.28 at Speedway

Still $3.89 in Bardstown. Actually got it for a dime less today thanks to the Kroger discount. Just in case you didn't catch that, it's a full 50 cents cheaper than many stores in L'ville.

 

We're all getting jacked, but L'ville is really getting soaked.

I filled up in Lexington last night at the Wal-Mart in Hamburg. 3.88/gallon.

It is back down to $3.98, go figure! ! ! ! ! !

$3.89 in Georgetown.

3.99 in Somerset.

A little over a year ago 1.99

Yesterday morning 2.28

Yesterday afternoon 2.59

 

Oil has gone up about 30 bucks in the last year.

Gas has been a steady $2.33 here, over the last week or so. I saw $2.35 - $2.39 along I-4 going to and from Orlando this week.

 

Considering the gasoline production interrupted by Hurricane Harvey, that's not bad.

Ours ranges from the $2.45 to $2.60 area. It went up about 30 cents around the holidays and hasn't come back down.

$2.25 this morning 5:30 at Bellevue UDF

I was just in Clarksville, TN for the last two days and gas was as low as $2.19.

OPEC cuts are temporarily working until it empowers shale to open more rigs. OPEC wants $60 per barrel minimum.

Gas prices in Maysville jumped from $2.33 to $2.59. I don't see how the gas stations are allowed to do that...especially when they haven't gotten a load of fuel.

Jumped up .40 yesterday in Henderson. Did the same thing last week. Was $2.10ish and jumped up to around $2.50.