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Oregon rules for pumping gasoline & covid-19

NamMedevac_70
Explorer II
Explorer II
What are the current rules in Oregon??? I have traveled extensively throughout the state and enjoyed their quick and friendly service in pumping my gas for me. It creates jobs especially for the young and in the rural areas I was allowed to pump my own gas if desired.

Some members on another smaller so called RV forum suffer from hyper high BP over this silly issue. Two in particular mjeltin and DanZ may have a HA over this. Cheers to the good guys


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jdc1
Explorer II
Explorer II
"Back in the day" you wouldn't be here....or sitting in an RV as nice as you have now.

Sagebrush
Explorer
Explorer
On the news I see video of $5 plus gasoline out west in Cali, around here it has reached $2.79 for regular. We were at $1.89 for a while. We Alabamians are simple folks I guess, but we pump gas all by ourselves with no supervision!

ktmrfs
Explorer
Explorer
First: It's only gas that falls under pumping regulations, not diesel. So most places will allow you to pump your own diesel, and many require you to so they don't get caught in the "you filled it with gas"

Second: Oregon passed a new regulation that outlines where self serve is allowed. basically smaller population counties and areas. you'll see signs that say "self serve" "self serve only" etc. Figure that most rural areas are likely self serve

Third: Oregon has occasionally relaxed the self serve for short periods of time, like during Covid, during the recent heat wave etc.
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Thermoguy
Explorer II
Explorer II
The COVID rules are opening up in OR. I would plan to have a mask to go in stores, but no need to put on a mask to hand the guy your CC for fuel. My last fill up in OR the guy did wash the back window of my SUV, didn't even ask him to. He did the guy in front of me also.

If you have a Diesel truck, you can and always have been able to fill your own tank. They look at Diesel different than regular gas. I typically fill my own if driving my truck.

TenOC
Nomad
Nomad
rightlaneonly wrote:

back in the "day" you not only had someone pump the gas, they washed thee windows, checked the oil, tested the battery and aired the tires and gas was .29 cents a gallon! I miss the good ole days
Lee


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pitch
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rightlaneonly wrote:
Bumpyroad wrote:
New Jersey was the only place that I recall was backwards enough to not allow one to pump their own gasoline.
bumpy

back in the "day" you not only had someone pump the gas, they washed thee windows, checked the oil, tested the battery and aired the tires and gas was .29 cents a gallon! I miss the good ole days
Lee



Back in the day,is really back. I doubt that even 50% of the posters here remember "full service" stations.

Pangaea_Ron
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Explorer
Oregon Self-Service Rules
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rightlaneonly
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Explorer
Bumpyroad wrote:
New Jersey was the only place that I recall was backwards enough to not allow one to pump their own gasoline.
bumpy

back in the "day" you not only had someone pump the gas, they washed thee windows, checked the oil, tested the battery and aired the tires and gas was .29 cents a gallon! I miss the good ole days
Lee
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Bumpyroad wrote:
New Jersey was the only place that I recall was backwards enough to not allow one to pump their own gasoline.
bumpy



HA HA.. backwards is a good way to put it ! :B
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Bumpyroad wrote:
New Jersey was the only place that I recall was backwards enough to not allow one to pump their own gasoline.
bumpy


we laughed at that every time we went to NJ to buy beer growing up.. NJ was 18, PA was 21.. we would go get beer and they would fill our tank !
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Scottiemom
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NamMedevac 70 wrote:
What are the current rules in Oregon??? I have traveled extensively throughout the state and enjoyed their quick and friendly service in pumping my gas for me. It creates jobs especially for the young and in the rural areas I was allowed to pump my own gas if desired.

Some members on another smaller so called RV forum suffer from hyper high BP over this silly issue. Two in particular mjeltin and DanZ may have a HA over this. Cheers to the good guys


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Thank you for your service.

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Bumpyroad
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Explorer
New Jersey was the only place that I recall was backwards enough to not allow one to pump their own gasoline.
bumpy

wnjj
Explorer II
Explorer II
The rules are still the same...Some rural stations are allowed to offer self serve.

The fire marshal allowed it statewide for a couple of days when we were hitting 115 degrees 9-10 days ago.