whats the price of petrol in your country ?

Significant part of petrol price are taxes for highway constructions and we managed to build excellent new highways in last 6-7 years and finally we have a place to spend this expensive petrol
Lots of people now put LPG in their cars, not just in Croatia, Italy is the leader in number of cars driving on it...

 

Rs 50 per liter (india)

 

yeah, petrol price is so high now im getting a motorbike licence

 

$2.80-2.90

 

just a bit less then Rs50, exchange rate is Rs42 : 1$, petrol rates goes higher every day!

 

Yes now our prices are stable at near 50 Rs per liter which eqaul to $1.05 something.

 

In Malaysia, 5.019 litre = MYR10/ USD2.63

it's quite expensive now than before....

 

I think we may possibly not all quite be comparing like with like in the pricing here: an imperial gallon is quite a bit bigger than a North American one, I believe? I think a litre (or "liter") is the same everywhere, though?

 

Yesterday it was 1.01 per litre. I remember when it use to be 50 cents only! (that was only 10 years ago..)

 

only $2.70's here..."only"


I'm just glad we don't live in CA where it's easily in the 3's per gallon

 

About RM1.92 or $0.53 per liter

 

0.97$ per litre for petrol, Pakistan.

 

$2.89 per gallon. This is too high for me, the oil price is escalading.

 

I wonder if there has been a massive spike (or any spike) in public transport usage since gas went off the charts...

 

Around $1.1/litre here in INDIA.

 

In California it's about $0.99 per gallon for the gas and another $2+ for taxes.

 

£0.92/litre ($USD1.84) here in Cornwall, United Kingdom. Cheapest price: Minworth Asda (wal-mart hypermarket in birmingham) at £0.88/litre. ($USD1.76)

In otherwords, nearly $2/litre.

ROb

 

sad but true! what is it really like ~20%?

I don't think most people realize that so much of it goes for taxes.

this looks promising: http://gaspricewatch.com/usgastaxes.asp

 

If we factor in the backwards movement in stop light (I refuse to call them traffic signals) timing as a tax, my numbers can be accurate. Decades ago, cities timed long stretches or roads, now they seem to rely on sensors in the pavement to meter traffic through while ignoring adjacent lights.

Sorry I jumped from one soap box to another.

 

My buddy used to live in CA, said that their light system was actually pretty damn slick (SF or near there I think). He HATED absolutely HATED the so called system we have here in (Austin) TX.

But you are telling me different it seems!

We have this one light, it's got to have an IQ of 40 as far as light go