Gas prices hit $5 per gallon in The Bahamas

Well it has happened and we lived to tell the tale. Gas is now selling at $5 per gallon in Nassau, Bahamas.

This seems to be the proverbial hot issue for the press. A story that can get the publics adrenaline pumping I guess?

I continue to hold the view that the sooner gas prices get higher, the better. We will then begin to see the merits of car pooling and conservation and with any luck, the profit from the higher gas prices might even encourage the research and development necessary to bring a new technology to the table.

Even though I work in the automotive industry, the glass is half full on this gas price derby. This (high gas prices) is not a crisis in my not so humble opinion. Have you checked the price of a gallon of imported water lately?

Further reading:

How is gasoline priced?

Three cheers for higher gas prices!

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3 Responses to Gas prices hit $5 per gallon in The Bahamas

  1. sidneysweeting's avatar sidneysweeting says:

    Quite right Rick
    Is there any point in complaining?
    Those Starbucks addicts might want to compare a gallon of gas to a cup of latte!

  2. Rick's avatar Rick says:

    Absolutely Uncle Sid.
    It’s all a matter of priorities in many of these situations.
    Did you see Mr Leslie Miller, former PLP MP’s diatribe about PetroCaribe in The Tribune this morning (Saturday, March 29, 2008)?
    Of course he doesn’t mention the debt load that comes with the deal.
    Politician’s can be so misleading.

  3. DP's avatar DP says:

    Especially Miller !

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