His main message: "The biggest message I have is that there is plenty of gasoline and people should not panic." "In many cases what you are likely seeing is an increase on demand right now where drivers area little price adverse and they are comparing prices and are more likely to to stop at stations where there are lower prices right now and some stations might not be able to keep up with demand," Jenkins said, adding that problems are usually resolved "by the next day." Jenkins' advice to drivers is to "Shop around, and there is no need to panic."
Author: Peter D'oench
Published at: 2026-04-02 21:36:00
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