Gasoline in my town (Mishawaka, Indiana) is averaging 96 cents a gallon. I don’t know how long it will stay at this price, but I feel like filling up about two steel 55 gal. drums full of the stuff, while the price is so low. 
It is $1.01 here in Boardman, Ohio. It hasn’t been this low is several years.
Still 1.25 or so in PA
Averaging 1.09 in Mid-Michigan
The cheap Arco station here in Phoenix is down to $1.13.
About $1.47 here in Los Angeles
:mad:
65.9 up here in Sask.
52.5 in Edmonton today.
$1.11 here in Minnesota.
(are those Canadian prices per liter?)
Our Canadian friends…
Shouldn’t you clarify your prices…that is per liter right?
FUEL BANKS, PEOPLE!
When I got gas the other day, it was $1.64/gallon for regular. Pretty low! A few months ago we were up to almost $2/gallon for regular.
$1.59 here.
~$1.19
From my trips to Canada, the gas prices are always given per liter. Canadian dollars and cents, of course.
The cash-only self serve place in our town (eastern Mass) was at $1.21/gallon a day or two ago. It might be even lower now. That’s the lowest its been since I don’t know when.
And $1.279 where I refuel in Orange County, about 40 miles from here. Go figure.
Oh, my heart bleeds.
Petrol prices here in the UK are equivalent to about US$4.36/gallon 
Hey, this is about us after all 
(Actually, I do feel for y’all in Europe. Those are incredible prices!)
Passed a gas station last night, it’s fallen to $1.15 in eastern PA.
Actually, I think this thread is an appreciation of how cheap gasoline is. At least the UK and Europe have public transportation. We have some in L.A. too. (I just rode a bus back from the motorcycle shop, where I dropped my bike off for repairs) The trouble is that busses are nasty, and the Metrorail doesn’t cover a wide enough area. L.A. County has about nine or ten million inhabitants, and we’re well spread out.
That’s about US$1.40/gallon. Not too bad. Certainly better than $2.20+ we had down here a few months ago.
94 cents here in Oklahoma.