SC gas prices down slightly
The average price of gas in South Carolina fell in the past week as labor day passes by and fall gas prices set in.
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GasBuddy forecasts Labor Day gas prices lowest since 2020
Labor Day marks the unofficial end of summer and with it comes an influx of travel as families settle down for the coming fall season and the continuing school year.
Gas prices in South Carolina drop slightly ahead of hurricane season peak
The average price of gas dropped slightly in the past week, falling 2.2 cents per gallon, matching a similar drop nationally of 2.7 cents per gallon.
Gas prices on the rise in the Midlands
Gas prices are on the rise in the Midlands.
South Carolina gas prices drop slightly as national rates inch up, GasBuddy reports
The average price of gas dropped minimally in the state in the last week according to GasBuddy’s survey of 3,028 stations in South Carolina.
South Carolina gas prices buck national trend, rise 1.5 cents despite falling oil costs
The average price of gas in South Carolina rose slightly in the past week, defying the national average, which fell alongside dropping oil costs.
Gas prices in South Carolina see slight rise as oil prices inch up
The average price of gas in South Carolina and nationally rose slightly in the past week thanks to a modest uptick in oil prices, according to GasBuddy data compiled from more than 11 million weekly price reports covering over 150,000 gas stations across the country.
Summer gas prices lowest since 2021
Your Summer road trip may be a little less expensive this year with current Summer gas prices at their lowest in four years.
Gas prices in South Carolina drop by 4.1 cents, reaching $2.70 average per gallon
The average price of gas in South Carolina dropped in the past week, falling 4.1 cents, and establishing a new average cost of gas in the state at $2.70 per gallon Monday.
Memorial Day gas prices expected to be cheaper this year
There’s good news for the projected 39.4 Americans expected to hit the road this Memorial Day.
