Are gasoline prices dropping where you live too?

I live in Central New Jersey, about twenty minutes from New York City, and this week end I saw gas prices at $3.47, my husband actually bought gas at that price. I hope they continue to drop, because between the gas and food, and being unemployed at the time, I do not know how I am going to make it. It is a struggle trying to balance expenses, when the things you need everyday are out of control.

Prices here are down to $3.61 a gallon. I'm still not happy but it's something. I hope it continues to go down and not spike back up again. But I don't have my hopes up on anything.

Yup here in New York it's gone down from $4.25 to $3.95 over only a couple of weeks time. New York is always higher than you all down south. You know it's because of the talk about drilling. Let's just hope that that door doesn't close because you can garrentee the price will go right back up.

It is also happening in Canada. I live in Winnipeg and our prices have also gone down a few cents a liter. And I could be off a couple of cents, because we did not go for a drive and I ran to the Mall to get a birthday present so I did not look at the price on the gas station. I hope this decline keeps going down. Maybe they found some oil someplace and we are reaping the benefits. Mind you it is the same as it was when we took our trip, then it went up, so there was not that much savings for us.

They are going down for me as well, but this always happens when there are upcoming elections for some reason, then they tend to climb after that, so enjoy it while it lasts because it really won't for too long. Come and go the election, as well as cheaper gas, I would still say invest in a vehicle that is more gas efficient than trust what the gas stations say.

Gas has dropped here in Central Florida too. Noticed 3.68- 3.73 today. Just a ploy to calm the masses running up to the coming election. Lets the public concentrate more on the missing white women and the Pop Tarts in Hollywood instead of real issues. Too bad milk still costs 5.00 a gallon and our utilities and grocery costs are still going thru the roof. Nothing happens by accident in our economy..............planned by the powers that be to lead and MIS lead. We need some serious changes in Washington...........I don't care which party makes them BUT they are NEEDED now!

They are still raising her in Holland, the cheapest gasoline you can get is 1.62 euros a liter. Let's do some math! A gallon is approx. 3,785 liters, so we pay about 6.13 euros for a gallon. A euro is worth about 1.47 US dollars, so we pay $9.01 a gallon in Holland. I am considering not even bothering getting a drivers license....

Ours went down another 2 cents today...making it 3.56.9 and that makes me happy..but I'll fill up next wed as they usually raise the prices before a holiday weekend!

yep gasoline prices are also dropping here but very slowly. for the past three weeks less than 3 pesos was dropped on the prices. still the cost per liter is very high compared to before prices started to go up. though i heard in the news that prices might go down as much as five pesos abruptly within a few weeks. am hoping that prices can somehow go back to where it was before the crises started.

It has dropped but it is still too high. Where they get people is that it is now 3.50 and people think this is such a relief. That is still way too much to be paying. Once they get people accepting these prices they will never take them back down to where they should be and people will again start using more and more so the price won't go down.

It is a little lower but not that much where filling up a car is not a high bill to pay. Since I take the bus or walk this it is not so bad for me but I see how it affects my friends.

Yes! It was $4.11 and now it dropped down to $3.79! I noticed it really quickly. I am so happy! It went down like 30 cents! Yay!

OF COURSE GAS PRICES ARE DROPPING!!! They done this every year for the past 10 years or so. Every Spring the prices start creeping up, they peak just before summer when everyone jumps in their car to go out and enjoy the weekend, then start to dip again in August. Can anyone say, "PATTERN"! Here's the catch, prices never really creep down to where they were when they started creeping up. Which should give us all a bit of the creeps. See it starts out at say $2.50 then goes up to 3.00 then comes down to 2.75, the next year from 2.75 to 3.25 the down to 3.00. Not exact figures but think about it, try to remember back the past few years and ask yourself if you've been saying, "yay, gas is going down" every August.

i reside in Southeast Missouri and the price for a regular gallon of gas is $3.49. i am not complaining about the drop in price at all. what happened to the days when you could get a gallon of gas for $1.59?