Drivers hosed at the pump: Pa. gas tax to rise Jan. 1

Pennsylvania currently has the fifth highest gasoline tax in the country, but under a transportation bill signed into law by Gov. Tom Corbett, the state will climb to No. 1 by 2017, assuming the other four states don't increase their gas taxes as well.

California is now No. 1, with 53.2 cents a gallon for state taxes, with only Hawaii, New York and Connecticut above Pennsylvania’s imminent total of 41.8. By early 2017, Pennsylvania will be collecting at least 58 cents a gallon.
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California is now No. 1, with 53.2 cents a gallon for state taxes, with only Hawaii, New York and Connecticut above Pennsylvania’s imminent total of 41.8. By early 2017, Pennsylvania will be collecting at least 58 cents a gallon.
Read more at http://www.philly.com/philly/news/Pa_gas_tax_to_rise_Jan_1_again_in_2015_and_17_.html#wWrjwyR7KytBss2F.99

Pa. gas tax to rise Jan. 1, again in 2015 and '17