July 4 Gas Price Hits Three-Year Low Ahead Of Expected Record Travel

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Will Trump Get Felony Conviction Thrown Out Over Supreme Court Immunity Ruling? Here’s What To Know—As Sentencing Faces Delay.Drivers traveling over the July 4 holiday can take a minor sigh of relief at the pump with the national average price for a gallon of gasoline expected to remain below $3.50, according to a report released Tuesday, as more than 60 million Americans are expected to hit the road for the holiday., though that price is expected to dip to $3.

That price puts it just four cents below last year’s price on July 4, and significantly below the price drivers paid at the same time in 2022 , just one month off the most expensive gas price recorded in the U.S.—analysts attributed that record in large part to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine months earlier .

 

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