Reply #16: 3.10 in CT...but if I drive half an hour up the road, it's 2.85 in Mass. [View All]

[Atman]

Go figure. Don't tell me it's the taxes, because three weeks ago Massachusetts and CT were roughly on par. In fact, CT used to have the highest gas prices in the continental U.S., that is, until this current "crisis." Suddenly, CT was about the same price as every neighboring state (you non-New Englanders may not have a concept of being able to visit 6 states in one day, and still make it home for dinner). But now that the prices have dropped precipitously, almost overnight, CT is now back to being obscenely expensive and out-of-whack with neighboring states.