Oklahoma History
The Compromise of 1850 separated this strip of land from Texas & it later became the western part of Oklahoma
The Pan Handle
In the United States Esso stations like the one here are a thing of the past; in 1972 Esso became this 5-letter brand
Exxon
Before GPS gas stations gave these away by the millions; a 1960s one for Indiana was For People Going Places
A MAp
This mideastern member nation holds the world's largest reserves of petroleum
Saudi
To a trucker hammer & granny refer to these 2 types of highway lanes
Fast/SLow
This oil boomtown of the early 1900s is today home to Oral Roberts University & 400000 Oklahomans
Tulsa
Atlantic Refining & Richfield Petroleum are no more; in 1966 they merged to create the company known by this acronym
ARCO
If you stop for gas in Ashland or Medford in this Pacific NW state stay in the car; self-serve is illegal
Oregonn
One of the smallest PECs is this country that was invaded in 1990 for its oil
Kuwait
Massive rhyming term for your standard tractor-trailer truck
Big Rig
1/4 of this tribe died on the march from the southeast but today it numbers about 250,000 in OK
Cherokee
What was formerly a Gilmore oil field in this city is now the Farmers' Market a tourist attraction at 3rd & Fairfax
LA
Here comes this Northeast-based company the official fuel of NASCAR & I say it's all right
Sunoco
Until it withdrew in 2008 the only far east nation in OPEC was this large one made up of thousands of islands
Indo
In 2008 Atlanta truckers protested the rising price of this type of fuel their lifeline
Diesel
During the late 1800s this trail across Oklahoma territory was the major route for moving cattle from Texas to Kansas
The Chrisholm Trail
Rudolf Diesel's first engine was designed to run on the dust of this solid fuel
Coal
If you drive mucho in Mexico you'll stop at one of these stations an abbreviation of Petroleos Mexicanos
Pemex
Ecuador & this other South American country are members
Venezuela
This company almost synonymous with heavy duty American trucks builds them in Macungie Penn.
Mack
This Duncan Oklahoma native served as President Reagan's ambassador to the United Nations the first woman to hold the position
Jeane kikrkpatrick
Here's a gas station in the '20s when they were called this kind of station from what attendants did at the pump
Filling station
The first long distance automobile trip was in 1888 & included a stop at a pharmacy in Wiesloch Germany; Bertha of this last name bought petroleum detergent to fuel the car invented by her husband Karl
Benz
In March 2011 world oil prices rose due to fighting in this OPEC member's oil cities like Ras Lanuf
Libya
Truckers know these have a range of about 25 miles in motor vehicles & federally limited power of 4 watts
CB radio