Many Americans do not follow the stock markets closely, but almost everyone follows the cost of fuel. After the oil price drops in 2014, drivers received a welcome drop in fuel prices, and prices dropped on average from $ 3.07 per gallon in the summer of 2014 ...
Gasoline prices are likely to rise 14% this summer from last summer - an average of $ 2.74 a gallon, the US government estimates. “Since fuel prices are reaching multi-year highs due to the reduction in oil production in the OPEC countries, Russia ...
Even though gas prices are expected to increase significantly, you can still find ways to pay less. “As fuel prices reach multi-year highs due to production cuts in OPEC, Russia and elsewhere, American motorists may...
Over the past three weeks, the average price per gallon of regular gasoline has risen 3 cents nationwide to about $ 2,54. Industry analyst Tribly Landberg of the Lundberg Survey said Sunday the increase is due to rising prices for crude ...
Fuel prices are rising, although Southern California residents are usually accustomed to seeing them fall during this time period. The growth is driven by a new tax in the state, ABC News reports. On Wednesday, November 1, the fuel tax will officially take effect. This will lead to…
Florida continues to struggle with severe gasoline shortages as drivers buy fuel in droves to leave the dangerous region ahead of Hurricane Irma. At least 37% of the gas stations in Miami-Ft Lauderdale were without gas on Friday afternoon, according to GasBuddy. There was no fuel either ...
US gasoline prices have been rising since Hurricane Harvey hit. Drivers buy up gasoline and thus worsen the situation. On Thursday, the average gas station price was $ 2,45 a gallon, up 10 cents from a week ago. IN…
The aftermath of Hurricane Harvey is expected to drive up gasoline prices. But there are several tricks that drivers can use to reduce their fuel costs. Gas prices had already started to rise when Hurricane Harvey hit the Texas coast. Before…
Drivers are taking advantage of the moment by filling their tanks on July 4th with the cheapest gasoline in a decade. But it is worth hurrying, as, according to experts, prices will soon begin to rise. According to AAA, the national average price per gallon (3,7 liters) of gasoline ...
Gasoline prices vary greatly from state to state. The price difference is a combination of the following factors: higher standards, marketing and transportation costs due to location, and gasoline taxes in each state. At the end of April, residents of 7 states with ...