State Senate president not in favor of pumping own gas because poll shows NJ residents are not either
State Sen. President Nick Scutari says he’s not in favor of the idea of pumping your own gas because apparently New Jersey residents aren't in favor of it.
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Mar 22, 2022, 9:17 AM
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Updated 757 days ago
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275ds agoState Sen. President Nick Scutari says he’s not
in favor of the idea of pumping your own gas because apparently New Jersey
residents aren't in favor of it.
Scutari cited a Rutgers poll News 12 shared last week that showed 22% approval favoring self-serve.
Supporters say switching to self-serve could
have saved residents up to 15 cents a gallon.
Currently, the national average for a gallon of
gas sits at $4.24 a gallon. In New Jersey, it’s $4.19.
