Thankfully.
Every station I've driven by is open for business; no lines.

The US only imports about a half-million barrels a day from the middle east (under 2.5%) so maybe there is some sort of refinery issues in New England.
That would explain the difference between your area and the Midwest.
Not the oil supply, but a refined product disruption.

The experts have been saying we won’t see a shortage. But will see high prices.

I do not know.

The 2 gas stations near our house that are typically a few cents cheaper than others are both at $4.849.
7 or 8 weeks ago it was $1.96 lower.
So, the predictions of high prices is dead on.

Not that there is a nationwide supply shortage? It might show that things are tight enough that more people are willing to wait in long lines for savings on the price per gallon.

There has been a line at the Walmart gas station for the past 3 days around 2 or 3 pm. I never use it because I had my credit card stolen there several times. I rather pay a few cents more to avoid getting my card stolen.

So, I go down the street to the Ingles that has no line. Walmart has the cheapest gas in a 50 mile area. The lines are getting longer there but the other stations are open.

The last holdouts under $4 here just caved, lowest now 4.05.

They want what they want and they waaaaant it now!
They'd steal gas from an ambulance if they could get away with it.

I remember pushing my little Datsun to the pump when it ran empty on the line. Wondering if I should move to Australia.

I drove by one this week and gas is wicked cheap there. I shop at Costco.

I get my gas at Costco as well. Current average price per gallon across the board here is $3.90 to $4.00.

Costco price is $3.80

I don't drive a lot, and my car gets good mileage, so it has been a while since I filled it up.

plus Texas, west of the Mississippi . They are headquartered in Massachusetts and have a Regional office in Florida.

And gas here is officially over $5, I've seen it over $6 at name brand places like Shell.

Its about to get real ugly, real quick.

At Costco. We get our gas from WA state so it’s usually more here because longer delivery miles. First time in our van we rarely use we said $30 instead of filling up. Our main car is my Prius. Thank god it gets 55-60 mpg.

Who said gas was $7/gal and she has to drive all over for work.

In Wisconsin and she couldn’t belie how cheap it was after we griped over the overnight 50 cent increase

$6 range at a Chevron seen and photo shared. Heard rumor that gas stations are retooling signs to accommodate double digit dollar pricing.

Actually, it is the present for millions of people already. I realize that this may not be a viable answer for some people, and I'm not trying the "fossil shame" anybody. But I can't believe there has not been more discussion in the MSM about how this whole oil crisis is completely avoidable with the right energy and transportation strategies. And obviously, the Republicans have blown all of that up.

Why is this not getting more discussion?

Are we great enough yet?

into NE based on BJs gas stations. They tend to be 10-20 cents cheaper than other local options; and you can get a discount based on purchases.

So while running out of gas is unusual and a bit frightening, I'd say given how much gas prices are rising, especially after Tuesdays and Wednesdays due to releases of petroleum product inventories, I wouldn't be surprised after last week that people are gassing up early in the week to avoid steeply rising prices.

I won't say this won't be happening this summer if this Iran WAR doesn't get resolved.

I saw a very long line at a costco yesterday, but I think it's only 20-30 cents cheaper per gallon, which is often the case. But I guess with the price going up, people are paying more attention to it.

I'm sure it's gonna start really going up. By next week i'm thinking easily over $5 to $6 a gallon here in North Dakota.

I got gas at $4.05 last week and it was $4.69 when I drove by yesterday. I’m very thankful I drive a Prius.

The oil companies tell Trump no.
https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/markets/exxon-chevron-have-no-plans-to-boost-production-despite-trump-s-pleas-for-more-drilling/ar-AA22c7PT

Today at the Meijer's getting gas. There was 2 Trump types filling up their full size pickup trucks. They both said thanks a lot Trump and said they wasn't going to vote republican.

How much was the gas?

At this BJ’s you have to be a member to buy gas at this station. You can get better price by having one of their cc cards and save another 10 or 15 cents/gal.

Keep in mind prices are cheaper in Texas than other parts of the country. Consumers will notice when they pay $10 more to fill up.

I'm not all that economy minded, but when you hit that $50 mark you notice. My car was in the $35 range for quite a while.

An isolated incident since supply isn't an issue in the US. Only the price is.

He can take his Fox News goon squad with him!

San Diego, CA.
I'm really, really glad we got an EV last year.
I can deal with the higher cost specialty tires and the CA "make up for not paying CA taxes at the pump" doubling of the tag renewal.
But no way in hell would we be able to afford the gas price for Laz's delivery gig that pays his and the grandkid's dental loan - $14k left to go for braces, 3 root canals, and a full set of permanent dentures.
Even on an engineer's pay and disability, Dental is F'ing expensive because it's a "moral hazard"...
A moral hazard - even if you're a kid whose palate is too narrow, and your adult teeth are coming in jammed and twisted up against each other. Or the medication you were taking for a long term neurological problem eventually infected the roots of all your teeth at the jawline (where brushing and cleaning wouldn't matter), and you had to get them all removed or risk sepsis.
I digress.
Not everyone can work from home, and services will start to break down as service workers, such as therapists, tutors and assistants, ect...

This administration will bring America to a halt.

Peace ☮️

I'm talking about the gas stations that don't operate under a major logo like Shell, Mobil, Texaco, etc. It will be harder for the independent stations to get their deliveries on time and some might have to close.

We saw this happening during the oil/gas shortages of the 1970's. Nobody was happy with the odd/even setup, but at least it cut down on the long lines. If your license plate ends with an odd number you could buy gas on Monday, Wednesday or Friday. If your plate ended in an even number you could buy on Tuesday, Thursday or Saturday. Before they did that, everyone spent hours waiting in line on any day and it was ridiculous.

In Santa Clara, CA

on Friday.

Same as Costco here in Sacramento. No lines yet anyplace else so far.

Bj's isn't only in New England.

In that time, he has given us the worst pandemic in a century, the worst economy since the Great Depression, the worst racial unrest since the Civil Rights era, and the worst oil crisis in at least a half century, probably ever. He also started another Middle East forever war in a country even Bush wasn't dumb enough to attack. He's on a roll.

(and everything else).

I’ll be selling my car in the US in June. Diesel in the UK will hit £2/litre very soon (if it’s not already). My mate has already told his son he can either get the train or the bus up this weekend- he can’t afford to keep doing two round trips to pick him up and drop him off every fortnight.

The fact is that commuting to an office to sit at a desk and work on a PC connected to the internet and internal systems (that can be accessed remotely as well) is an insane thing to do anyway, but when gas is about to hit $6 or even $7 a gallon for non-premium, the pinch is real and the ripple is coming.

Spending across the board is being shed at alarming rates. The entire supply chain of this modern economy is swimming in petroleum from start to finish. Prices are going to soar like Germany after WWI without definitive leadership stepping up and removing Trump and his clowns and sycophants from the room immediately.

We are facing an absolute crisis - unseen in decades - and the imbecile in the big chair should not be trusted to run a charity bake sale. This is how the USA ends, with cos-play 'leaders', ineffective 'opposition' and a population barely able to lift their heads from their phones long enough to give a damn. Jesus fucking Christ...throw in Soma and Huxley was goddamn right!!!