Combines fuel prices

Here in Ontario custom rates haven't gone up for years even

To help our US friends who after all, make up the bulk of people reading this site ( I think ) ... A$1.13 per litre equates to about US$3.20 per US gallon because today an Australian dollar was worth 74.7 US cents, and there are 3.785 litres in a US gallon. Before we went metric about 30 years ago, we used Imperial gallons which explains why guru gave the conversion rate he did.

thanks for that ham i forgot all about that side

about 90 cents per litre (road price) 75 cents (farm price) here in eastern canada

Around $1.80_gallon for farm, $2.20_ gallon over the road. Bio costs 1 cent_ 1% over regular price. Eastern Iowa

Dyed deisel for agricultural use has just gone over 30pence_l in Scotland (.74AUD,.55USD). Road fuel is 3x that price.

last fill cost us $0.59_ltr. farm fuel and $0.79_ltr. clear fuel. SouthWestern Ontario.

$1.62 per gallon red dye farm bio diesel(2%),$2.20 road fuel.East central Iowa.

Yes, the USA, the "number one" nation on earth is the only country, that still hasn't converted to the much easier metric system. Anyway, fuel in the States runs at about 2.10 US dollars per gallon for trucks and 1.70 US dollars for farm use. In 1998 I filled my pickup for 80 cents a gallon. The price has so far more than doubled within six years. That converts to 55 cents for a liter of clear diesel and 45 cents for a liter of farm diesel.

Man, I thought it was high in the US!