The steady flow of gasoline that U.S. drivers have experienced for several decades may soon slow to a trickle as war continues to rage in the Middle East.
Experts have started dropping hints that American gasoline stations will see reductions in supply, potentially easing into a fuel shortage crisis this fall.
When the gasoline you can find is much higher priced than it is today, will you still be buying it? Is there anything you can do in the meantime to reduce your demand on oil, or changes to your lifestyle? Maybe your boss will cut you some slack and allow you to work from home again, like it’s 2020 all over again.
