How to Find the Cheapest Gas Price in Your Area
By BASHARAT SHAH, MD, published on eHow.
Fuel prices may vary from station to station. But, there is a way of knowing which gas station is selling gas cheapest (other than, of course, roaming through the whole town). So, before you hit the road to fill in your tank, follow these steps to learn how to find the best gas deal in your town.
To use just the internet (more sophisticated methods are also described):
Log on to www.gasbuddy.com. Enter your zip code. Gasbuddy uses google maps to display the results of most gas stations located in your area. You may also drag the map to see prices in surrounding areas. Gasbuddy also gives you the list of gas station in the order of low to high gas prices. The best thing about gasbuddy is that you have access to it even while you are on the road. Just text a message to the number with the zip code you are driving in and you will receive an automated text message giving you the list of top 5 cheapest gas stations close to you.
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February 15, 2011 at 7:49 am
Well yes it do varies depending on the area but still the cost of fuel is very expensive and a burden to motorist. If it is really possible the cost of oil should be regulated to at least have a say on the price of this very important commodity.