Do you need to fill up your gas tank? More than 75 gas stations across New Jersey are lowering fuel prices on Friday in an effort to promote self-service. JanCarabeoCBS3 has the story.
” campaign that supports the “Motorist Fueling Choice and Convenience Act” which would allow New Jersey residents the option to pump their own gas if they wish.
Risalvato adds gas stations are having difficulty hiring staff to fully man all their pumps. As a result, motorists are often inconvenienced when they are forced to wait in long lines for the few pumps that are open. “I have pumped it myself but I prefer not to. I guess I’m spoiled, I’m a Jersey girl. What’s that about, pumping your own gas?” Miriam Lalwani in Cherry Hill said.
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