In the past week, the national average price for a gallon of regular gasoline rose by a little more than two cents to $2.81. Oregon′s statewide average, however, rose by more than six cents to $2.88. Hawaii and Alaska currently are the only states with average prices above $3 per gallon, but it′s likely by …
Survey: Teens Admit Risky Behaviors Including ‘Texting’ While Driving
BOISE – A nationwide survey of a thousand teen drivers by AAA and Seventeen magazine shows that nearly half admit to text messaging while driving, while 66 percent say they have exceeded the speed limit by 10 miles per hour or more. The survey, featured in Seventeen magazine′s August issue, on newsstands July 10, shows …
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Idaho Average Gas Price Soars a Quarter In 2006
BOISE – Idaho gas prices took motorists, municipalities and businesses for a more expensive ride in 2006, averaging about a quarter more per gallon than the year prior and setting record high prices in the process, according to AAA Idaho. Based on average daily prices computed throughout the year and averaged each month, AAA said …
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Oregon Average Gas Prices Soar
After 2 months of steady decline, the Oregon average price for a gallon of regular gasoline suddenly reversed itself, closing the week almost 8 cents higher than a week ago at $2.49. The national average price, which began its downward trend in mid-August, rose less than 4 cents per gallon in the same time period …
Oregon Gasoline Prices Climbing; Diesel at Record Highs across the State
As the national average gasoline price backed off by about 4 cents to $3 per gallon during the past week, Oregon′s average price went up by almost a nickel to $3.04. “Essentially, we still have the same forces driving the price of crude oil, which dipped slightly, closing Monday at less than $74 per barrel …
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