The price of a regular gallon of gas has exploded at the Exxon at 7975 Old Georgetown Road in downtown Bethesda this week. This past Saturday, drivers were paying $4.99 a gallon, and $5.00 was the new normal by Sunday. As of last night, however, a gallon of regular was already up to $5.29, a full 30 cent increase in five days.
As with last weekend, significantly lower prices can be found elsewhere in Montgomery County. Marathon at 5143 River Road in Bethesda was "just" $4.62-a-gallon yesterday, according to gas pricing app Gas Buddy. Liberty and Sunoco on that same stretch of River Road were at $4.69, which was the average price of gas along there on Sunday. Liberty stations in downtown Bethesda are selling regular for $4.99 a gallon this morning, the same price as last Sunday.
The cheapest gas in Montgomery County as of last night was at the Sunoco at 19235 Frederick Road in Germantown, at $4.40. It was two cents more a gallon at another Germantown Sunoco at 18701 Liberty Mill Road. It was $4.43 at Citgo at 14300 New Hampshire Avenue in Colesville, and $4.45 at Liberty at 5400 Randolph Road in Rockville. You'll pay a penny more at the other Rockville Liberty, located at 1900 Rockville Pike.
Gas was about 11 cents cheaper in Germantown last Sunday, and 20 cents cheaper in Rockville. For the masochist on the highways and byways, there's the Exxon at 6729 Goldsboro Road in Glen Echo, at $5.39.
It's all in the plan. Democrats own this.
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Liberal hypocrites when gas was $3/gallon it was Trumps fault but Brandon can't do anything except kill existing oil leases.
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Thanks Joe.
ReplyDeleteThere's no sign of these prices abating, because the administration's policies aren't going to change with respect to the constraints they've put on exploration/drilling/fracking/production, which has caused these high prices. The release from the SPR has done absolutely nothing on prices other than drain our war reserves that were purchased for cheap. To replenish the SPR at current prices will cost a substantial sum.
ReplyDeleteNo one is believing it's "Putin's Price Hike" anymore.
November is coming....
Sure, blame Joe, while oil companies rake in windfall profits.
ReplyDelete@5:19 NY Post what a far RWNJ yellow rag that is.
ReplyDelete@11:03 AM: So by your rules: If Joe can't be blamed for high gas prices, then he also doesn't deserve credit if gas prices come down.
ReplyDeleteGo ahead and try taxing those "windfall profits" if you want to. See you in November.
11:03 AM wants to blame anyone but their own party as taking responsibility isn't practiced on the left.
ReplyDelete3:47 PM can only see through a narrow view of information. Wasn't it the NY Post who got banned from Twitter and attacked by the MSM for the Hunter Biden Laptop yet exonerated after the election. I guess that's the way it is when CNN/WP/NYT etal is your only source of news. Democracy isn't the only thing that dies in darkness.