5 gas stations with gas under $2. 00 per gallon in toms river

5 Gas Stations With Gas Under $2.00 per Gallon in Toms River

TOMS RIVER-Gas prices are coming down and in New Jersey, prices have dropped below $2.00 per gallon at some stations.  Although the midwest is seeing gas prices under $1.00 this week, New Jersey’s high gas taxes make the prospect of $1 per gallon gas an impossible dream.

Here’s 5 stations in Toms River that have fallen below the $2 mark this week, according to Gas Buddy.

Shell, 1677 Route 37 East, $1.99
Wawa, 179  Route 37 East, $1.99
Quick Check, 3104 Route 37 East, $1.99
Speedway, 58 Route 37 East, $1.99
Wawa, 2302 Route 37 East, $1.99

Prices are as noon, 4/19/20

Photo by Zakaria Zayane on Unsplash

 

 

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