350 gas stations ticketed by the State of NJ

See whether you went to any of those recently. It seems to me that the leading cause is the price shown on the road is different from the one at the pump.

State inspectors found 46 instances where per-gallon prices were different on each side of the pump; 37 instances where the fuel grade was not posted; and 19 instances of inaccurate price totals. State inspectors also cited 14 stations for changing the price of gas more than once within 24 hours, a violation of state law.

Customers who suspect violations are asked to immediately call the state’s weights and measures office at (732) 815-4840. (Attorney General) Milgram said inspectors will respond with a visit to the site within 24 hours.