U.S. drivers head to Native American lands in search of cheaper gas

As fuel prices rise, some of the cheapest natural gas in the United States can be found on Native American lands across the country.

States such as California, New Mexico, New York, Oklahoma and Washington have dozens of tribal-owned gas stations, some located along busy travel corridors.

These areas are exempt from state gas taxes and can sell natural gas at much lower prices than nearby competing gas stations.