fuel in florida

[tadpole]

just heard a report that stations are saying theyre out of fuel but really they arent, there just keeping what they have until after the storm hits so they can sell it at a higher cost. a guy on the news said he has 15 trucks there.

 

[LDB]

Wouldn't surprise me any. Too many people look for ways to take advantage instead of helping now days.

Leo Bricker
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[creekindian33]

the problem whith fuel in florida is they do not have a pipe line yes they r having trouble geting it it has to be barged in bush whants to run a pipe under the ocean to cur this problem but the people do not whant it so untill the get there pipe line fuel will allwayes be high there}>

 

[greg334]

>the problem whith fuel in florida is they do not have a pipe
>line yes they r having trouble geting it it has to be barged
>in bush whants to run a pipe under the ocean to cur this
>problem but the people do not whant it so untill the get
>there pipe line fuel will allwayes be high there}>

Florida does not have a pipeline for fuel? I thought that the one coming into Pensacola and the other into Jacksonville was for fuel. Even though these are northern cities, I understand that there is some distribution following the natural gas lines south. See the navy bases received their fuel (ships take a lot of fuel, both heavy oil and jet fuel) from the same distribution lines that the public did. Maybe now they truck a lot in, but back 15 years ago it came in both ways.