Business Regulation - Sale of Motor Fuel - Pricing Signage

SB 303 requires Maryland gas stations to clearly display the standard price for regular gasoline and other fuels on prominent, visible signs. The law mandates signs must show the price per gallon (including taxes) in uniform, legible numerals at least 8 inches high, display the unit of measurement, and avoid making conditional prices (like membership discounts) more noticeable than the standard price. Gas station suppliers must provide these signs at no cost to retailers. The bill directly affects all retail service stations selling motor fuel in Maryland, ensuring price transparency for customers.