Summary
As gas prices go up, drivers in the U.S. are visiting Native American lands where gas is cheaper. These areas can sell gas for less because they don’t have to pay state fuel taxes, making them popular stops for travelers.
Key Facts
- Some of the cheapest gas in the U.S. is found on Native American lands.
- These lands are exempt from state fuel taxes.
- Areas like California, New Mexico, and New York have many tribally-owned gas stations.
- These stations are often located in busy areas, making them accessible to travelers.
- Lower gas prices attract more drivers to these stations.
