With the USA’s crumbling highway infrastructure problem getting worse, the question has to be asked. How will it be paid for? The inevitable answer is an increase in Federal gas taxes. But the gas tax hikes will be met with opposition. And if gas prices continue to rise, the window of opportunity may close. Last week was the first week in the past nine weeks that the nationwide average for gasoline prices rose. The national average for regular gas is around $2.50 per gallon, which is still 70 cents lower than it was a year ago. However, most analysts are predicting oil to continue to rise for the remainder of this year.

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Have you ever wondered what the price of gas was at a certain time in the past? Maybe you’re just curious, or maybe you are planning a trip and want to compare gas prices this time with your last trip. Whatever the case may be, we have a resource that can answer those questions for you and put that curiosity to rest. The first thing that I noticed was how much cheaper prices are now than they were in 2008. It makes you appreciate the price drop even more. Have a look yourself. Click Here.

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I realize big oil companies control prices by controlling their production, but if oil is between $50 and $60 a barrel then why is the cost of gas going up?

The suppliers tell the gas stations how much the gas is going to cost, and then the gas station owners set the prices. The gas station owners are trying to make a living too. But it starts with the suppliers.

If you want to learn how you can use water to save on gas prices, then you are at the right place. Here is the best guide we have seen that will walk you through the entire process. It is easy.

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