COLUMBIA, SC (WOLO)– If you are filling up for that July 4th trip, prices are going up ahead of the holiday. Gas prices here in the Midlands, and across the country are expected to rise, say experts. Drivers in the Midlands are now paying an average of $2.78 a gallon. Last year, Columbia drivers were filling up their tanks for…
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COLUMBIA, SC (WOLO)–Prices at the pump are on the rise as we get ready for the July 4th travel weekend. According to GasBuddy, drivers in Columbia are paying an average of $2.68 a gallon. According to GasBuddy’s daily survey of 350 stations in Columbia, prices are nearly 15 cents per gallon lower than a month ago. The national average is…
COLUMBIA, SC (WOLO)– Gas prices are down slightly this week in South Carolina. Drivers in the Midlands are paying an average of $2.71 a gallon, according to Gas Buddy. That’s down 2.7 cents in the past week and nearly 12 cents lower than a month ago, according to gas buddy. The cheapest gas in Columbia is priced at an average…
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34 million Americans are expected to travel by car this weekend. According to GasBuddy, gas prices are hitting their highest mark in seven years heading into Memorial Day.
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South Carolina is seeing a decrease in gas stations with fuel outages after the pipeline cyber attack earlier this month. As of Monday morning, GasBuddy says 28% of gas stations in the Palmetto State are experiencing outages.
Parts of South Carolina are still seeing a shortage of gas from the Colonial Pipeline cyber attack. According to GasBuddy, 38% of gas stations are still experiencing fuel outages in the Palmetto State. Officials say the majority of those are on the coast in Myrtle Beach.
If you are filling up at the pump here in the Midlands, it may take a few more days until you see shorter lines and more fuel.
