A Graphic That Will Raise a Californian’s Blood Pressure–Gas Prices Illustrated

The graphic below makes me wonder if I could save money by driving to Las Vegas to fill up with gas every few days!

The interactive version of this map is available at Gasbuddy.com’s website.  It is interesting to me that there are stark variations to follow state line borders illustrating the fact that states can and do impact prices through their own regulations and other controls.  Just another day in paradise!

Author: Kent Schmidt

As a Partner in the Southern California office, Kent practices in virtually all types of general business litigation, with an emphasis in unfair business practices, First Amendment litigation, defamation, trade secret litigation, class actions, product liability, securities litigation and enforcement, commercial disputes, employment law, intellectual property and Prop 65 (environmental) claims. He is an aggressive and creative courtroom advocate, representing both plaintiffs and defendants. Having spent his entire legal career at Dorsey, Kent is adept at finding the right lawyers in the firm to collaborate with in order to provide the best representation for his clients.

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