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$5/[US]Gallon = $1,32/litre = 83p/litre Last week when I stuck some diesel in the van, here in UK, it was: £1,81/litre = £6,85/[US]Gallon = $10,87/[US] Gallon

$5/[US]Gallon = $1,32/litre = 83p/litre Last week when I stuck some diesel in the van, here in UK, it was: £1,81/litre = £6,85/[US]Gallon = $10,87/[US] Gallon You don't know you're born!

MR4D 4y ago
Your USD -> GBP conversion rates are off. 1.32 USD ~ 1.05 GBP Still, your point is clear.
- Normille 4y ago
  The conversion was done with the built in converter in OSX Calculator. I don't know where that loads is conversion rates from?
annoyingnoob 4y ago
The US is not an island, we produce a lot domestically. I have to look at oil industry equipment daily. At the beach I get tar on my feet from oil spills (some if from natural seeps but not in all places). And I pay some of the highest gas prices in the US.
908B64B197 4y ago
There's a whole ocean between the UK and America, but what's even crazier is 4.622 $ per gallon (New Hampshire) / 4.546092 liter per gallon = 1.0167 $ / l Converting to Canadian dollars, that's 1.29 $ CAD / liter. My colleagues told me this morning they pay 2.123$ / liter. New Hampshire is literally a 30 minute drive. What's their excuse?
- seoaeu 4y ago
  What’s the excuse for US leaders to not pass appropriate taxes on gasoline? They’re afraid of the massive political backlash that would cause
- medvezhenok 4y ago
  The liters per gallon seems a little off. 1 US gal = 3.785 liters. This makes US price around $1.55 CAD / litre. Compared to the lowest price of around $2.00 CAD/litre in MTL
usr1106 4y ago
> £1,81/litre It's around 2.50 €/l here in Finland (2.30 - 2.70 depending on part of the country and quality). So that makes £2.12 / l or $10 / gal (both US).
cybwraith 4y ago
You know how you guys have universal health care and all that? Thats part of it right there. If the US raised taxes to that level and didn't increase the life services being delivered, it'd be a travesty

$5/[US]Gallon = $1,32/litre = 83p/litre Last week when I stuck some diesel in the van, here in UK, it was: £1,81/litre = £6,85/[US]Gallon = $10,87/[US] Gallon You don't know you're born!

MR4D 4y ago

Your USD -> GBP conversion rates are off. 1.32 USD ~ 1.05 GBP Still, your point is clear.

Normille 4y ago
The conversion was done with the built in converter in OSX Calculator. I don't know where that loads is conversion rates from?

annoyingnoob 4y ago

The US is not an island, we produce a lot domestically. I have to look at oil industry equipment daily. At the beach I get tar on my feet from oil spills (some if from natural seeps but not in all places). And I pay some of the highest gas prices in the US.

908B64B197 4y ago

There's a whole ocean between the UK and America, but what's even crazier is 4.622 $ per gallon (New Hampshire) / 4.546092 liter per gallon = 1.0167 $ / l Converting to Canadian dollars, that's 1.29 $ CAD / liter. My colleagues told me this morning they pay 2.123$ / liter. New Hampshire is literally a 30 minute drive. What's their excuse?

seoaeu 4y ago
What’s the excuse for US leaders to not pass appropriate taxes on gasoline? They’re afraid of the massive political backlash that would cause
medvezhenok 4y ago
The liters per gallon seems a little off. 1 US gal = 3.785 liters. This makes US price around $1.55 CAD / litre. Compared to the lowest price of around $2.00 CAD/litre in MTL

usr1106 4y ago

> £1,81/litre It's around 2.50 €/l here in Finland (2.30 - 2.70 depending on part of the country and quality). So that makes £2.12 / l or $10 / gal (both US).

cybwraith 4y ago

You know how you guys have universal health care and all that? Thats part of it right there. If the US raised taxes to that level and didn't increase the life services being delivered, it'd be a travesty