Gas Prices - NC vs SC (SC is much cheaper!)
If anyone plans to be driving south through North Carolina, if you can, wait until you cross into South Carolina to fill up with gas. It is about 30¢ cheaper there. I guess if you are driving north,...
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http://www.api.org/oil-and-natural-gas-overview/industry-economics/~/media/21EBD0B62EBA42B1965EE82EFFB6585D.pdf
According to this map, SC at $.352 is 2nd lowest (only Alaska is lower). Virginia is also in the 'below 36' group. NC is .562, with the likes of Illinois, Indiana and Washington.
NC's share is 48%
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According to this map, SC at $.352 is 2nd lowest (only Alaska is lower). Virginia is also in the 'below 36' group. NC is .562, with the likes of Illinois, Indiana and Washington.
In South Carolina, federal funds make up 79 percent of state road and bridge spending. In Alaska, it’s 93 percent. The two states have the lowest gasoline taxes in the country.
Read more here: http://www.mcclatchydc.com/2013/09/25/203253/federal-highway-funding-crisis.html#storylink=cpy
NC's share is 48%
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