Gas rationing grips New Yorkers amid poststorm shortages
NYC faces gasoline lines and rationing after Superstorm Sandy as motorists wait hours for fuel. Drivers report anxiety over tiny gauges and scarce stations while power is restored for many. officials note supply constraints persist in New York and New Jersey.
Gasoline crisis in New York and New Jersey persists
After Super storm Sandy, motorists face long lines and shortages as New York imposes every other day fueling and New Jersey follows. Terminals run below capacity, several are closed, and power loss hampers delivery. 65-70 percent of NYC Long Island stations and 70-75 percent in New Jersey have gas, while 28 percent are out.
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