20 Quotes by Justin McNaull

The real downside of this hysteria is that people hear rumors about outages in other towns and rush out to gas up, thereby increasing the likelihood of gas lines and outages in their own town.

Certainly in the Northeast, the holiday has gotten off to a less-than-fortuitous start.

It could be three or five stations on one stretch running out - that's a fairly real situation that is happening.

Labor Day seems to be going out with more of a whimper than a bang, depending on where you are.

Really, the economy is the largest factor that's out there.

The rates you'll pay depend on the card you carry, the bank that issues the card and the merchant's policies. They all can have varying rates, so the actual cost to you is some combination of those three different aspects.

When most of us drive 200 to 300 miles one way for Thanksgiving, it's usually only means an extra 10 or 12 bucks from higher gas prices, which isn't a deal breaker.

Drive your most sensible car. If it's a trip to the grocery store, don't take the pickup, take your compact car.

The thing we hit as we head into fall is leaf-peeping, and leaf-peeping takes a lot of gas,