Gas stations may advertise a low price on their signs but charge a higher price at the pump. To catch this, pump exactly one gallon and ensure the pump price matches the sign.

Gas stations may advertise a low price on their signs but charge a higher price at the pump. To catch this, pump exactly one gallon and ensure the pump price matches the sign.

Gas stations may advertise a low price on their signs but charge a higher price at the pump. To catch this, pump exactly one gallon and ensure the pump price matches the sign.

Health officials want you to think twice before buying one of those brightly colored little bottles often sold at gas stations, convenience stores and smoke shops.

Gas stations may advertise a low price on their signs but charge a higher price at the pump. To catch this, pump exactly one gallon and ensure the pump price matches the sign.

Oregon House Bill 3647 would require gas stations display gas prices on street signs; The bill was introduced after hundreds of complaints about a Woodburn ARCO station's pricing practices ...

Gas stations may advertise a low price on their signs but charge a higher price at the pump. To catch this, pump exactly one gallon and ensure the pump price matches the sign.

Gas stations may advertise a low price on their signs but charge a higher price at the pump. To catch this, pump exactly one gallon and ensure the pump price matches the sign.

Gas stations may advertise a low price on their signs but charge a higher price at the pump. To catch this, pump exactly one gallon and ensure the pump price matches the sign.

House Bill 3647, introduced by Rep. Lesly Munoz, D-Woodburn, that would require gas stations in Oregon to advertise the price of gasoline on signs visible from the street.

Gas stations may advertise a low price on their signs but charge a higher price at the pump. To catch this, pump exactly one gallon and ensure the pump price matches the sign.