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It's only just over 30%, the remainder comes from elsewhere, and that silver car was an Audi and it wasn't plated.

At the cheapest stations (Arco) it's $3.70/gallon in Southern California.

$3.70 in St Pete

there are a few solutions but if you MUST use petrol/gas then choose the statons wisely. boycott a particular brand (in the uk some of us including myself have boycotted bp stations). that way, you get your petro/gas as usual but still make a statement and hurt a particular company. if that particular company is being hit hard then they will either be forced to lower their prices in order to compete or lobby the government to lower the taxes (or both). it's obvious that the government aren't prepared to listen to the general public but when a huge oil company talks then they WILL listen. of course, this will only work with the co-operation of drivers throughout the country. some people have just got so much money that they couldn't give a crap where they fill - nor about those who are struggling to make ends meet because of the extortionate prices. remember too that high petrol/gas prices is having a huge knock on effect on all the other retail outlets too. the average shopping bill in the uk has risen by around £15 ($30) per week. something must be done - and SOON!

I filled up last Tues and paid 3.45/gal at the cheapest place, by Thur it had gone up to 3.54 at the same station. This is ridiculous!

$3.59 a gallon, for the past week, in OK, US. I bet it's $3.75 a gallon, by Memorial Day.