Some B.C. gas stations already selling out as drivers react to rationing order
VANCOUVER - The announcement of a provincial order rationing gasoline sent many drivers rushing out to the pumps in B.C.'s Lower Mainland Friday – resulting in some stations selling out of fuel.
Under the order, motorists in southwestern B.C. are only allowed to fill up 30 litres of gasoline per stop, a measure intended to ensure that commercial and emergency vehicles can continue operating amid storm-related supply problems.-- More...
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