Gas price drop slows
The drop in gas prices has slowed down due to a rare November hurricane in the gulf.
The drop in gas prices has slowed down due to a rare November hurricane in the gulf.
Good news at the pump, gas prices in Columbia have fallen 2.0 cents per gallon in the last week
If you have filled up at the gas pump recently, you probably noticed gas is cheaper than it was this time last year.
Good news for drivers, gas prices could continue to drop.
The oil market is in another tailspin and gas prices are falling fast.
With the threat of Debby waning, AAA reports the national average price for a gallon of gasoline dipped 3 cents since last week to 3.45 a gallon.
Gas prices are down slightly in the Midlands.
Statewide average gas prices have fallen again this week, with the new slight 0.6 cent decrease bringing South Carolina’s average to $3.13 per gallon Monday, according to Gasbuddy. This opposes the national average price jump to $3.47 per gallon, a 0.7 cent rise.
According to GasBuddy’s annual summer travel survey, 45% of Americans plan to head out on the road over Independence Day weekend.
Gas prices in the U.S. may have hit their peak for the Spring and possibly the year.