Gas Prices Keep Dropping Nationwide

WASHINGTON, D.C. —The national average for a gallon of gas kept up its torrid pace of decline, sinking six cents since last week to $3.24. The primary culprits behind the dip are low demand and falling oil costs. Meanwhile, the national average cost for public EV charging finally moved after a static few months, ticking a penny higher.

“There are an ever-increasing number of states east of the Rockies that have some retail gas locations selling regular for under $3 a gallon, so drivers will have more in their wallets with autumn approaching,”   said Andrew Gross, AAA spokesperson. “Should the national average fall below $3, it will be the first time since May 2021.”

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