Millions Will Not See the Lowest Gas Prices

By Mary Lapp | Jun 1, 2008

More than 2.5 million motorists will not see lowest gas prices any more but will need emergency fuel delivery this year because their cars ran out of gas while traveling. Now travelers who use AAA’s online mapping tool Internet TripTik, located on AAA.com, can find the nearest gas stations and best fuel prices from their home computer or laptop. No more driving around in a nervous
search as the fuel gauge drops lower.

AAA.com is the first online travel planning tool to provide the locations and fuel prices for approximately two-thirds of the local U.S. gas
stations, and the number of locations will continue to increase throughout the year.

AAA recently added data for almost 100,000 U.S. gas stations to its popular TripTik travel planner. Utilizing data from the Oil Price
Information Service (OPIS), locations are updated weekly and multiple-grade fuel prices are updated four times daily to find the lowest gas prices for you .

Simply mouse over each location to see prices for multiple fuel
grades. AAA offers additional tools to help travelers
plan and budget their fuel requirements. Using the AAA Fuel Cost Calculator, motorists enter the make and model of their car and the origin and destination for their trip to get an estimated cost based on current fuel prices.

In addition to providing gas station locations and other travel information from the AAA TourBook guides, the TripTik travel planner
offers easy online hotel reservations at great
AAA member rates.

Travelers can also book airlines,
car rentals, tours and cruises at exclusive
member discounts on AAA.com.
With regularly updated prices at more than 100,000 unique gas stations throughout the country, the Oil Price Information Service
(OPIS) is the leading provider of retail gasoline & diesel pricing information.

OPIS retail fuel prices are relied on by top companies providing
consumers with the most up-to-date information.

So work towards changing things if you want the lowest gas prices like opening up new areas for drilling, or Get Over It! Yeah, it really is that simple.

Its obvious you are not making the money to keep up with inflation and you are looking for something other than lowest gas prices.