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I have placed a link on the front page of the site for you to look at Gasoline Prices by ZIP code. The caviat here is that prices are changing more rapidly than the daily update, BUT the general belief I have is that if you find the lowest price in an area the station with that low price will MOST LIKELY but not always have the lowest price.
Might help you save a few bucks on gasoline and help you to plan out some fishing trips.
Jim Dicken
Great idea, but how are you collecting the data?
The reason I ask is that an Evansville, IN station has this same type of thing on their website. They rely on people submitting the prices.
I hate to admit this, but when I went there, they had no prices for our town, and NO, I did not go out and do a survey.
In other words guys (like me), if this is reliant on us to submit the prices then we have to be willing to help. I am a little ashamed that I don't do it for around here.
Danny
This one is through MSN and they CLAIM to get daily updates from Wholesalers around the country.. and from the stations themselves. I do not know the accuracy but I checked a few of the local stations today and they were pretty accurate.
Jim
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Have you ever been to the [url]www.lexingtongasprices.com[/url] or [url]www.louisvillegasprices.com[/url] sites? You can find gas prices for a number of stations, and they are usually updated daily by its members. It's good for the daily commute as well as long trips. They show the lowest and highest prices and provide a lot of other information as well.
You can also go to the Super America site and get gas prices at their stations. Go to their main page and look for 'gas prices' on the left side.