Todays Local Gas Prices

Gas prices have been on a steady rise for years, but the spike in oil prices over the past couple of months has reached numbers many of us never dreamed we’d see. Until now, cutting back on dinners out, canceling vacations and trading in SUVs for more fuel-efficient hybrid cars were among the only ways Americans could lessen the pain at the pump. But now smart drivers in unprecedented numbers are turning to America’s Gas Relief Program to help them save hundreds of dollars each month. America’s Gas Relief Program guarantees low gas prices for its participants by capping gasoline prices to $2.49 for the remainder of 2008. Based on assumptions of future oil prices, expectations of fuel demand and economic trends, the Energy Department has predicted that gasoline prices will level off at $4.15 a gallon by the end of the summer. While many Americans are hoping the cost of gas drops, they aren't banking on seeing cheap gas anytime soon. The government has been predicting gas prices since 2003, and unfortunately for drivers, their fuel price predictions are usually understated by 36 to 80 cents per gallon. Realistically, the cost of gas is expected to continue to rise, and could possibly reach $5 per gallon. America’s Gas Relief Program could be the extra help many of us need to survive outrageous gas prices.

With gas prices being so high, many Americans are spending hours every week on websites that compare prices at their local gas stations. With America’s Gas Relief Program, regardless of which station you fill up at or what kind of gas you use, you will be rewarded with the same $2.49 low gas price every time. Not only does the Relief Program save you money, but also time search for or driving to the gas stations in your area with the cheapest gas. With America’s Gas Relief Program, ALL gas stations in your area have the cheapest gas. . .$2.49 a gallon! And because it is a national Relief program, wherever you travel in the country you can still save money on gas.

Rising gas prices are causing a financial hardship for a majority of Americans, causing more of us to reconsider our travel plans and to stay at home. However, foregoing family vacations, day trips and other fun excursions are not necessary when participating in America’s Gas Relief Program. The money people receive through the Gas Relief Program makes it much more affordable to take vacations, visit relatives and even run your errands. Thousands of drivers just like you are already receiving Relief and are using the money to buy more groceries, go out to dinner and just simply splurge, despite the downturn in our economy.

A weak housing market and a drop in value of the U.S. dollar, combined with the increase in the cost of fuel has most Americans seriously worried about the economy and their own economic future. Amidst other money-saving changes, America’s Gas Relief Program can help anyone save hundreds of dollars each month and provide more financial security than virtually any other cost saving measure alone. Just imagine what paying nearly half of what your neighbors are paying in gas will do to your bottom line!

Process to Aquire your Discount

The above process wheel shows the 4 easy steps in aquiring your gas discount. The purpose of the AGRP is to creatively find a temporary solution to the rising costs of gas prices.

Gas Prices Continue to Rise in 2008

Retail Regular Gasoline has been projected to rise as high as $7.00 a gallon by the end of 2009. The above chart shows gas prices on a steady rise since 2004, showing no sign of slowing down. The above chart is taken from the Engery Information Adminstration. (http://www.eia.doe.gov)