SV: SV: Re[2]: [AT] NC Trailer regulations

[Mattias Kessén]

Here it's the other way around, it's cheaper at the countryside than in the towns and especially the "big" ones like Stockholm. Of course we also benifit from that the newest "chain" of gasstations Qstar are specilized in small automatic stations in places so far out in the woods that no one sold gas there for 50 years if ever. They are cheapest by buying gas from the lowest bidder in the harbor each day and small costs for personnel and other facilities. Of course you can't get much service from them other than get gas at places you never dreamt of (finding any in). One of their slogans is "We are where you least expect it"
Of course I buy the diesel for my tractor there ;-)

/Mattias


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> Mattias, if you take off the high tax that we  have here in oregon the cost 
> per gallon is the same if not lower than all the  states around us including 
> California and Washington.  I would say I like  the law because it not only puts 
> people to work but I don't have to stumble  around trying to get the car 
> filled file some lazy guy watches me and waits for  the money.  And when you are 
> all dressed up to go some place you don't have  to smell like gas when you get 
> there. Not a bad deal when doesn't cost anything  HUH!
> 
> What i can't figure out though is why we pay 10 to 15 cents more for  gas out 
> here in the small towns than we do in Salem or portland that's a real  bummer.
> We usually fill up when in Salem 25 miles away to save the  differance.
> 
> Walt Davies
> Cooper Hollow Farm
> Monmouth, OR  97361
> 503 623-0460  
> 
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