Self-service gas is available all over the U.S. except in Oregon and New Jersey (where it remains illegal). Full-service gas is still available in those areas which have self-service, but it is increasingly rare except in wealthier areas of large cities.
In New Jersey, you are not allowed to pump your own gas. Gas station attendants will pump the gas for you.
Oregon and New Jersey are the U.S. states where pumping your own gas is prohibited! The remaining 48 states: You are free to pump it yourself!
The two states that do not allow patrons to pump their own gas are New Jersey and Oregon. In these states, self-service gas stations are prohibited, and attendants must handle refueling for customers. This regulation is intended to ensure safety and convenience for drivers. However, Oregon has recently allowed some exceptions for certain rural areas.
One of Oregon's quainter customs is the state's stubborn refusal to allow people to pump their own gas. Oregon remains one of only two states that don't allow self-service at the gas pump. (The other is New Jersey.}
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In New Jersey, it is required to have a gas station attendant pump your gas for you.
In Oregon, you can pump gas by pulling up to a gas station, turning off your car, and either self-serving or having an attendant pump the gas for you. It is illegal for drivers to pump their own gas in Oregon, except in certain rural areas.
Its the law and we pump our fists not our gas
Full service gas stations require companies to hire more employees to pump gas, check oil, etc. Companies make more profits when they hire less employees, and customers have accepted pumping their own gas. Also, it helps keep the price of gas from being even more high than it is when customers pump their own gas, and employees do not have to be paid to do it.
Yes it is.
They wanted to form their own country. (They wanted to secede from the United States of America and form their own Confederate States of America).
Using your own breath, a pump or a gas canister.