@josepherb217: Fuel prices are higher in Ohio than in West Virginia due to localized Midwest refinery outages, regional supply constraints, and slightly higher state fuel taxes. 📈 Refinery and Supply IssuesOhio relies heavily on Great Lakes and Midwest refining infrastructure. When these regional plants face maintenance issues, Ohio's supply drops quickly. Midwest outages reduce local fuel supplies.Distribution bottlenecks raise delivery costs in Ohio.Reported by Local 12, regional issues strain the Buckeye State.News5Cleveland notes supply drops hit Ohio harder than neighbors. 📊 Taxes and PricingState tax differences and local market behaviors also create a gap between the two states. Ohio fuel tax sits at 38.5 cents per gallon.West Virginia tax is slightly lower at 36 cents. It’s funny because the refineries are not in a maintenance state at this time. So again tell me why our fuel prices are higher. #gas #usa #usa🇺🇸 #tiktok #follow

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