BP Offer 50 cent/ gallon Discount for EMS

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There are no BP Gas stations near me unfortunately, but wanted to spread the word.

You can get 50 cents off every gallon of gas at BP or Amoco gas stations if you're a healthcare worker or first responder

Jessica Snouwaert
Apr. 6, 2020, 10:45 AM

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  • First-responders and healthcare workers can now get 50-cent discounts on every gallon of gas purchased at BP and Amoco stations — all they need to do is register online.
  • Gas prices are unusually low during the coronavirus outbreak, at a nationwide average of $2 a gallon.
  • Uber and Lyft are also offering discounts for healthcare workers and first responders.
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BP and Amoco gas stations are giving first responders and healthcare workers 50 cents off per gallon of gas for the month of April.
BP said the discount is a way to support the workers fighting on the front lines of the coronavirus pandemic.
First responders and healthcare workers can register for a discount code by verifying their status at ID.me, and can redeem the discount using the code until April 30, WTHR reported.



The discount comes at a time when gas prices are already unusually cheap, thanks to a drop in demand during the coronavirus pandemic amid stay-at-home orders across the country.
Some pumps can fill up your car for 87 cents per gallon. The national average is $2 a gallon with plenty of stations selling gas for 99 cents or less, and the prices are expected to fall further by mid-April.
But gas discounts are just one of the few ways companies are trying to support health care workers and first responders, including Uber offering 10 million free rides for people in need which includes first responders, and Lyft offering free scooter trips to healthcare workers and first responders.


 
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It can last months even a year if storage properly, as it would be at a gas station. The stations may not turn the lower vapor pressure gasoline (summer gas) as quickly as normal. This is only a concern if the weather get super hot and you drive a carbureted car (vapor lock).

The EPA has waived the summer vapor pressure rules to allow for this.
 
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didnt work for my wife. didnt recognize @AmitaHealth.org as a proper email.. scam?
PM me for my discount code. I qualified via my ID.me account. Then I found out there are no BPs near me.
It's on their official website also.

 
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