2 Del. Admin. Code § 2245-2.0

Current through Reigster Vol. 28, No. 6, December 1, 2024

Section 2245-2.0 - Price Signs on Fuel Pumps and Premises

2.1 When the price indicated on the computing mechanism of a pump or other dispensing device offering motor fuel for sale is the per gallon price, that is the only price sign required to be displayed on said pump.

2.2 When the price indicated on the computing mechanism of a pump is the per liter price, another sign indicating the equivalent price per gallon to the nearest 1/10 cent must be prominently displayed on said pump with numerals no smaller than those which display the liter price. In addition to the unit price, the signs on the pump may indicate that state and federal taxes are included in the unit price. (All taxes must be included in the advertised price.)

2.3 The price indicated on the computing mechanism is the maximum price which may be charged per measured unit and the resulting total cost computed is the maximum remittance that can be demanded from the consumer for the fuel sold.

2.4 A cash discount may be offered which is less than the computed cost, but a surcharge for credit, or any other reason, may not be added to the computed cost for the fuel sold.

2.5 Separate pumps may be provided for cash and charge sales of the same brand, grade, type of fuel and service, providing that the pumps are adequately and prominently identified.

2.6 Price signs displayed on the station premises and not attached to a pump must indicate the grade of fuel, the type of service and the unit, if other than gallon. If there are special requirements to qualify for an advertised price, such as minimum quantities, cash, etc., those requirements must also be prominently included on said sign.

2.7 Fractions of a cent on the price advertised must be of the same general design and at least one-half the height and width of the numerals representing the whole cents.

2 Del. Admin. Code § 2245-2.0