AAA launches application that indicates where to get cheap gasoline in Florida
The war between Russia and Ukraine has raised the price of gasoline in the United States, but specifically it has been more accentuated in Florida. This was reported by Michelle Marchante, from the Miami Herald portal.
For this reason, the American Automobile Association (AAA) has teamed up with a company to create an application that will allow drivers to know where to get cheap fuel.
Gasbuddy was created by the free website ( www.gasbuddy.com ) that allows you to sort gas stations based on a variety of factors, in addition to the price of gas.
Application will search the costs of gasoline according to several factors
According to the AAA, with Gasbuddy you can also find the distance in which you can get the fuel, at a service station.
It also has an outage map, which allows people to report whether a station they visited is open, closed, or out of fuel.
ALERT: #GasPrices in #Florida appear to be rising to $3.99/gal today.
— GasBuddy Alerts (@GasBuddyAlerts) March 5, 2022
The AAA indicated that the application can be downloaded through the app store for Apple and Android.
Drivers concerned about rising fuel prices
In recent days, drivers in Florida have been concerned that filling their car tanks is now much more expensive.
"Before I used to pay between $10 and $15, but now it's over $40 and it's totally priceless," Chris Brian told reporters.
Drivers are hopeful that fuel costs will drop and stabilize in March.
Miami Daily
Author: Daniel Parra 7:27 am