I haven't the conversion factors to hand but, even if you were to buy at the same price as we, given that it's roughly $2/£1 at the moment, that would be $1.90 per lite. If it's 3.79 litres to the gallon, then that makes $7.395 per gallon, by ny reckoning. A fill-up costs me c. £47 (say, $94), which may last me 2 weeks of just going to work and back.

>$10.50/gallon? (3.79 to 1, right?)
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>Unleaded regular here is around 2.77/gallon and about 10 cents more a gallon where my work is. It costs me 33.00 to fill up my tank and that lasts about one week unless I run errands on the weekend and the I go through a tank and a half (due to the distance to everything around here). Takes 2 tanks a week if I drive to work one day.
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>>>>>I see what you mean. Not a good time.
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>>>>I can't imagine ANYONE (except Al q'ida) was in a "party mood" after that terrible event. I remember the streets here were quiet, everyone looking sad, shocked and dazed, no fivolity or high spirits. I think everyone was sort of numb.
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>>>And by December, the price of gasoline...
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>>>...went down to $0.999/gal. Actually once I found it for $0.899. That's because the market was shocked and nobody was sure of how will this affect supplies etc etc... the price should have soared, if instability had anything to do with it.
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>>>But there was no demand. The roads were rather empty. Nobody traveled much unless they had to.
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>>Interesting. I never knew that. BTW, it's roughly £0.95 per LITRE here at the moment!
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>>Reduction in travel: I saw a docu a year or so ago, about global cooling, and how it's helping to mask the full effects of global warming. The vapour trails of airliners actually have a marked effect on terrestrial temp. During the 3 days or so after 9/11, when aircraft were grounded, the temp. over NY rose by several degrees, without the criss-cross contrails everywhere.