fuel prices

Mercer has a page for that.

Smartphone apps are useful

 

keeping my head above water, it aint that hard, dont idle too much, dont race down the road (i dont drive like a snail either) and i get by pretty well, cant complain

 

my apologies, snowwy

you wanted a LITERAL answer?

i find them by driving down the highway, looking up at the illuminated signs and typically the numerals tell me the price of the fuel

again, i am sorry for trying to devise a MEANING behind your question

next time, i will keep it literal

 

and sometimes i find the prices by looking thru the internet

 

I use gasbuddy app.

 

gas buddy is a great app

it lets me know how much pilot and petro are ripping us off, if i choose to use them

but it pulls up mom&pop places that i cannot get to

 

I have noticed that, but it does give options to plan for.

 

The fuelbook app has been a help. On the other hand, once you cover the same route a few times you sort of figure out where the better prices are without help.