Last week when I stuck some diesel in the van, here in UK, it was:
£1,81/litre = £6,85/[US]Gallon = $10,87/[US] Gallon
You don't know you're born!
Last week when I stuck some diesel in the van, here in UK, it was:
£1,81/litre = £6,85/[US]Gallon = $10,87/[US] Gallon
You don't know you're born!
4.622 $ per gallon (New Hampshire) / 4.546092 liter per gallon = 1.0167 $ / l
Converting to Canadian dollars, that's 1.29 $ CAD / liter.
My colleagues told me this morning they pay 2.123$ / liter. New Hampshire is literally a 30 minute drive. What's their excuse?
1 US gal = 3.785 liters.
This makes US price around $1.55 CAD / litre. Compared to the lowest price of around $2.00 CAD/litre in MTL
It's around 2.50 €/l here in Finland (2.30 - 2.70 depending on part of the country and quality). So that makes £2.12 / l or $10 / gal (both US).
1.32 USD ~ 1.05 GBP
Still, your point is clear.