AAA: Gas prices rising heading into Memorial Day weekend
Rising crude oil prices continue to push gasoline prices slightly higher with the Memorial Day holiday weekend less than one week away. The national average price for a gallon of regular unleaded gasoline rose to $3.62 Friday. This price is six cents more expensive than one week ago and even with prices from one month ago.
AAA: Gas prices could continue downward slide into summer months
Gas prices have been on a downward trend throughout the spring season and could continue to slide well into summer, according to many analysts.
AAA: What is your breaking point on gas prices?
Half of U.S. adults consider gas prices to be “too high” when it reaches $3.44 per gallon, indicating a potential breaking point on gas prices, according to a new consumer price index developed by AAA. Roughly two-thirds of Americans (62 percent) are offsetting high gas prices by changing their driving habits or lifestyle.
AAA: Gas prices down 28 cents since mid-February peak
Motorists across the country continue to feel relief at the pump as gas prices in every state are lower than one week ago. The national average price for a gallon of regular unleaded gasoline dropped to $3.51 Friday. This price is five cents less expensive than one week ago, 19 cents less than one month ago and 38 cents less than one year ago.
AAA: Inside the gas-price slide
Gas prices continued their downward trend, with motorists in every state enjoying year-over-year price relief at the pump, including declines of more than 40 cents per gallon in some states. The national gas price average dropped to $3.56 Friday.
AAA: Gas prices down 30 cents from spring 2012
The national average price of gasoline decreased during March for the first time in 10 years, and gas prices now average more than 30 cents per gallon less than a year ago.
AAA: March gas prices out like a lamb
Gas prices began the month of March at $3.77 per gallon, just two cents below the mid-winter peak price of $3.79 just two days prior (February 27). Over the past four weeks, the national gas price average dropped 13 cents to $3.64 Friday. This price is five cents below the week-ago price, 15 cents below the month-ago price and 28 cents less expensive than the year-ago price. Since March 1, the national average has fallen 23 of 29 days, dropping 13 cents (from $3.77 on March 1).
AAA: March Madness doesn’t extend to gas prices
March Madness is here, however things are anything but mad at the gas pumps so far this spring. Prices continue to ease for motorists as crude oil prices stabilize and refineries come back online following winter maintenance. The national average price of regular grade gasoline dropped a penny this week to $3.69 Friday. This price is eight cents more than one month ago, but it is 19 cents less expensive than the average price one year ago.
AAA: Gas prices continue decline
Pain at the pump continued to ease for motorists across the country this week. Call it the luck of the Irish this St. Patrick’s Day as less “green” is being spent on gasoline. The national average price of regular grade gasoline dropped a penny this week to $3.70 Friday. This price is eight cents more than one month ago, but it is 12 cents less expensive than the average price one year ago.
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