I checked this morning and gas price was still the same (around 1.09$/L). 5$/gallon would mean like 1.75$/L. That would have an impact on everyone, including public transportation.
I checked this morning and gas price was still the same (around 1.09$/L). 5$/gallon would mean like 1.75$/L. That would have an impact on everyone, including public transportation.
$1.35 a litre would be about equivalent to $5 a gallon. $1.09 is about $4.10 a gallon. I was referring to the effect Katrina had on our gas prices and the potential effect Rita could have. Canada is an exporter, why are we being raped for this?
$1.35 a litre would be about equivalent to $5 a gallon. $1.09 is about $4.10 a gallon. I was referring to the effect Katrina had on our gas prices and the potential effect Rita could have. Canada is an exporter, why are we being raped for this?
Refineries can't keep up with the demand. Crude oil is not the problem. It's like a domino, one of the major player can't produce it's part, then the others get scared. But yeah, in some way we get assraped.
Oh and here we paid 1.35L when the gallon was at 4$, so just picture the price when it hits 5$...
the big difference between katrina and rita as far as the gas prices is this. i dont believe the refineries shut down prior to the storm hitting.
whereas here, all the refineries shut down yesterday so production stopped. texas has the most refineries in the nation. i suggest filling up and not going anywhere for two weeks.