Gas Prices

Nearly half of South Dakota drivers are not driving. At all.

Because news stories about gas prices are the pointless small talk of journalism, there are lots of pictures of gas station signs from the last couple of decades.

As we pass through heat of summer, quite literally this week, that price of filling up your car is still going up, despite changes elsewhere.

Governor Noem has signed an Executive Order to extended hours of service for the commercial delivery of petroleum products in South Dakota.

We've got places to go, things to do, people to haul, and that takes gas. So where is the cheapest gas in Sioux Falls?

Gas prices have been creeping higher and higher over the last few months. Finally the prices are getting lower, depending on where you go.

Every time I fill up with gas lately it gets more and more annoying at what it costs, and how quickly it is going up.

If you are cringing every time you see a gas price sign in Sioux Falls, you are not alone. But don't despair, the cost should be going down soon. And where is the cheapest gas in Sioux Falls?

Remember when we paid less than a buck and a half for a gallon of gas and filling the tank of a small or medium sized car cost less than twenty bucks? Me too. But we had nowhere to go because we were all quarantined. Don't worry, gas prices are on their way back to normal.

I wish I had the space or safe place to install my own large gas tank at my house. I would store up a bunch of gas for the summer because the prices are going up in a hurry as more and more people are moving around again.