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A bust hits the Oil Patch as rest of nation enjoys cheap gas

2016-04-17 18:40:03| Energy - Topix.net

In this March 18, 2016 photo, Douglas Randall, a 60-year-old fisherman-turned-oilfield truck driver, stands on a rain-soaked day near his semi-truck parked at a gas station in Houma, LA., awaiting his next job. He is paid per load and works for oil companies, but he says work has dropped off by half due to the low price of oil and a reduction in drilling.

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