BUSINESSMay 24 · 13:00 UTCGUARDIAN USChris Stein in Walcott, Iowa

Pumped up: travelers at a unique truck stop in Iowa on ‘ridiculous’ gas prices

The Iowa 80 truck stop, the world's largest, offers numerous amenities but cannot alleviate soaring gas prices, with diesel at $5.72 per gallon. The price surge is linked to the US and Israel's actions in Iran, sparking a global energy crisis.

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