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Gas Stations Report Diesel Shortages Amid Rising Prices

Images on social media suggest some gas stations are out of diesel as prices rise, but industry data does not indicate widespread shortages. Patrick De Haan from GasBuddy cautioned that reports of outages should be viewed cautiously, as individual stations may temporarily run short due to local demand or delivery delays. The national average price for diesel reached $6.285 per gallon on September 14, a significant increase from the previous year.

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Images on social media suggest some gas stations are out of diesel as prices rise, but industry data does not indicate widespread shortages. Patrick De Haan from GasBuddy cautioned that reports of outages should be viewed cautiously, as individual stations may temporarily run short due to local demand or delivery delays. The national average price for diesel reached $6.285 per gallon on September 14, a significant increase from the previous year.

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Some Gas Stations ‘Out of Diesel’ as Prices Surge

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Gas Stations Report Diesel Shortages Amid Rising Prices