Atlas: Where to Gas Up Around the Globe (Or Take the Bus)

Drill down: Where to fill up your SUV — or take the bus
Tehran, Iran: $0.33/gallon Despite massive oil reserves, limited refinery capacity forces Iran to import much of its gasoline. Still, government subsidies keep it cheap.	Lagos, Nigeria: $1.92/gallon In a country where the per capita daily income is $3.84, $2-a-gallon gasoline is no bargain, leading thieves to tap oil pipelines in the delta.	Beijing, China: $2.44/gallon An economic boom — coupled with the middle class's growing appetite for vehicles with four wheels — is likely to drive gas prices higher.	Oslo, Norway: $6.48/gallon Norway is the world's third-largest oil exporter, but hefty taxes aimed at reducing CO2 emissions mean high prices for petrol.