US both a major importer (East Coast) and exporter (Gulf Coast) of motor gasoline
Gulf Coast sends surplus gasoline to other US regions and to foreign markets The United States simultaneously imports and exports gasoline because of regional differences in gasoline supply and demand balances. The two regions with the largest supply and demand imbalances are the East Coast, which imported 581,000 barrels b/d of gasoline in 2015, and
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