Sandy Aftermath: Gas Rationing Begun In NYC
By: WROC-TV
Updated: November 9, 2012
Gas rationing started Friday morning in New York City and Long Island where about 11 million people live.
It is an odd day for these New York City drivers, and that is good for them because their license plates end with an odd number. Odd-even license plate gas rationing went into effect in New York City and Long lsland. Police officers are helping to enforce the new rules. A terminal that pumps 4.5 million gallons of gas a day to both areas was temporarily knocked out by the Nor'easter. Mayor Michael Bloomberg says the rationing system will no likely end soon.
It is an odd day for these New York City drivers, and that is good for them because their license plates end with an odd number. Odd-even license plate gas rationing went into effect in New York City and Long lsland. Police officers are helping to enforce the new rules. A terminal that pumps 4.5 million gallons of gas a day to both areas was temporarily knocked out by the Nor'easter. Mayor Michael Bloomberg says the rationing system will no likely end soon.
