Two Ways to Check Gas Prices Before Your Trip
The free alternative that covers even more areas and Canada is gasbuddy.com. It relies on individual spotter reports across North America but it doesn't require any special computer connections either. So it's not automatically updated by every transaction but it encompasses more places and possibilities. In our checks, it had a pretty thorough report on even some small town gas stations. If a station was much lower than competition two days ago, it will probably have a lower price today.
After record high gas prices hit in early April, the prices have been steadily falling, but are still at higher levels than where the price climb began.
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