Community Reviews. In Nowhere Men, Michael Calvin takes a look at some of the most undervalued and overworked professionals in all of football-- The scouts. The author examines scouting at all levels and illuminates the different problems faced by clubs at each.
A gallon of regular gas in New Jersey average $3.16 per gallon today, a nearly two-cent per gallon dip from last week and more than 11 cents cheaper than at this time last year, according to GasBuddy.com. Nationally, the price is about $3.334 as of midday.On this date two years ago, a gallon in New Jersey cost more than $3.71; it ran about $3.28 on Oct. 1, 2013. The raw cost of gas falls about 2.38 cents per gallon for every dollar drop in the price of a barrel of crude oil.nce more the most expensive gas is in Somerset â about $3.27 a gallon. Fuel in Morris averages $3.214, Mercer ($3.21) and Bergen ($3.203) counties follow. New Jersey gas prices are the 10th-least expensive in the country.
Currently, New Jersey imposes a 10.5 cents per gallon tax on the sale of gasoline and a 13.5 cents per gallon tax on diesel fuel. Although the tax is passed directly to the consumer at the retail level, it is actually collected by the Division of Taxation at the wholesale level from distributors. New Jersey's motor fuel tax rate has consistently ranked in the range of 45th-48th lowest in the country. The tax was last raised in 1988 by 2.5 cents when it was only 8 cents per gallon for gasoline and 11 cents for diesel.