To be completely fair to the americans complaining about fuel prices though. European prices are by design. Prices increasef in the 70's during the oil crisis, and afterwards we kept them high through taxation. We did that to give a larger incentive to oil reducing behavior like buying a car that drives longer per liter, or insulating your house better. This was to reduce our dependance in oil so another crisis wouldn't hit as hard.

USA didn't do that, because USA has/had plenty oil to support itself, and those regulations would mean less oil sales and thus less money for the giant oil companies. Wouldn't wanna take money out of the wallets of the poor rich cunts right?

So in short, Europe voted for less oil dependance because we don't produce a lot of it, USA voted for more, because their rich cunts have always controlled the government.

11.26 USD per gallon here in the Netherlands.

$10.29/gallon at the cheapest gas station in my city.

That was peice before the war. It's 11 usd/gallon now

EU, gas is more expensive but they have a reasonable enough transportation system in most countries, of course like long distances you might need car instead.

9.09 USD per gallon for diesel in Finland. Luckily the government pays my fuel.