Is car fuel available in your locale?

[debodun]

Has anyone had problems getting gas or other fuels?

 

[DaveA]

Not that I know of here in my area, but then again, the last time I gassed up was Mar.16th and according to my odometer, I've driven less than 100 miles since then.

 

[RadishRose]

Not that I know of.

 

[Gardenlover]

Available and very cheap.

 

[debodun]

How come we can get gas, but no paper products?

 

[squatting dog]

All you want here, $1.51 for regular and $2.12 for diesel. I've already topped off the motor home and both tractor and backhoe. Now looking for a storage tank so I can stock up diesel before summer.

 

[Keesha]

Not here.

 

[JustBonee]

Available and very cheap.

Same here.

 

[fuzzybuddy]

Please don't let this question out of the forum. If this gets into the net, some jackasses will start hoarding gas in mayonnaise jars.

 

[Llynn]

Gasoline, diesel, and propane are readily available here. I use off road diesel in my tractor because it is taxed at a much lower rate. We will never see the low prices some are mentioning because Washington has one of the highest fuel tax rates in the Nation.

 

[SeaBreeze]

Just filled up in Co., $1.79, no problems getting gas or diesel here.

 

[hollydolly]

No problems here...cheapest it's been for years, the irony being there's nowhere we can drive to enjoy all that cheap fuel

 

[Don M.]

How come we can get gas, but no paper products?

Oil refineries Do Not make toilet paper or kleenex....and, no one is Hoarding gasoline.

 

[debodun]

Is it the manufacturers or the distributors responsible for the paper product shortage, or just selfish, greedy consumers?

 

[oldman]

Is it the manufacturers or the distributors responsible for the paper product shortage, or just selfish, greedy consumers?

It’s not the manufacturers. Scott is telling our rep that they are running their lines 24/7.

 

[Don M.]

Is it the manufacturers or the distributors responsible for the paper product shortage, or just selfish, greedy consumers?

The paper companies are running 24/7....trying to meet this sudden demand. There are probably some of these "hoarders" who have enough TP to last them for the next 2 years....which is why most stores are limiting people to 1 pack, now....but the damage is done. There is also an increasing shortage of delivery trucks and drivers, as restrictions have been placed upon deliveries....especially in more rural areas, and across state lines. Heck, with all the stores and highway rest stops being shut down, a truck driver can't even find a place to go to the bathroom, anymore....so a lot of them are staying home.

 

[oldman]

Our one Wal-Mart is allowing only 50 customers at a time into the store and only food items or other necessities are able to be bought.

 

[Packerjohn]

Just filled up my car an hour ago at 67.9 cents/liter Canadian at the local Co-op. There is plenty of fuel where I live (in the middle of Canada). Toilet paper is still hidden by the grocery stores but there is plenty of fuel. The trouble is where do you go?

 

[oldman]

PA had a huge tax put on gas a few years ago, so our price is higher than most, except maybe CA. Our’s is at $2.09.

 

[Marie5656]

How come we can get gas, but no paper products?

Probably no shortages because people not out and driving as much. People staying home, not working.
In answer to your original question, in good supply here. A few places less than $2 a gallon

 

[Aneeda72]

How come we can get gas, but no paper products?

You can’t wipe with gas

 

[PopsnTuff]

No probs here, so far.....

 

[Capt Lightning]

I've just had my central heating oil topped up - cheapest it's ever been.

 

[debodun]

I received a delivery of fuel oil last week. The service provider is charging $2.85 a gallon.