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Only American gas stations. They go so far as to have the 9/10 of a cent fraction as a permanent part of the sign.
by frosted-flakes 4y ago
Only American gas stations. They go so far as to have the 9/10 of a cent fraction as a permanent part of the sign.
- jamesvnz 4y agoThe majority of New Zealand petrol stations display the fractional cent too. Same in Australia from memory.
- frosted-flakes 4y agoOh I didn't know that. They don't do this is Canada. Fuel here is priced to the tenth of a cent (192.5 cents per litre), but it's not fixed to 9/10.
- jamesvnz 4y agoOh - I misread the comment. It's not fixed - they're all digital. Apologies.
- eastbound 4y agoFrench stations too, they’ve introduced the 1.779€ a liter pricing a dozen years ago, so, 4 significant numbers. On a 100€ refill, it’s 10 cents, ie a drop.
- frosted-flakes 4y agoIs it always 9/10 of a cent though, or does it vary?