Gas Prices

The national average price for a gallon of gas increased this week despite a decrease in oil prices, AAA reported. But severe weather could have a major impact on gas prices in the weeks to come.

Walmart is boosting the discount it and Exxon Mobile offer to those belonging to the retailer's paid membership program on gasoline for a month, the company said Tuesday.

The average price for a gallon of gas was unmoved over the past week, AAA reported. But an increase in oil prices could spike what consumers pay at the pump, even as they deal with record-high vehicle financing costs.

Oil prices jumped to the highest level in months on Monday days after Saudi Arabia announced that it would extended production cuts for another month.

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The national average price of gas increased 11 cents per gallon for the week ending August 3, AAA reported. But Americans could soon see lower prices at the pump as summer draws to a close.

Gas prices are climbing – up nearly 30 cents from a month ago – due in part to high temperatures, which is hurting refinery production, according to an industry expert.

Gasoline prices surged as oil prices heated up, and there's room for more increases, according to AAA.

Temps are soaring across the nation, challenging refineries, while the price of oil is rising. The combination may result in higher prices in the middle of the summer travel season.

The national average price for gas rose to $3.58 for the week ending July 20, AAA reported. Gas price bumps can add to overall auto costs, but there are ways to lower these expenses.

The average price for a gallon of gas was $3.52 for the week ending July 6, AAA reported. And overall lower gas prices are encouraging Americans to seek road trips this summer. But inflation, high interest rates and recession fears may hold them back.

Convenience store chain Sheetz is offered customers a patriotic discount at the gas pump for the Fourth of July by selling gas for just $1.776 per gallon.

Gas prices across the nation are lower going into the Fourth of July holiday weekend, a time when a record number of people are planning to hit the road.

A program aimed at limiting carbon emissions in Washington state has resulted in a historic spike in gas prices for residents as fuel suppliers pass increased costs on to customers.

The national price for a gallon of gas was $3.54 for the week ending June 29, a four-cent drop from last week, AAA reported. Those traveling this 4th of July weekend may see lower gas prices across the country.

Oregon is poised to end a long-held ban on self-serve gas station pumps throughout the state. The bill is now headed to Gov. Tina Kotek's desk to be signed.

States are experimenting with charging drivers by the mile instead of relying on declining gas tax revenue as electric vehicle sales rise.

Gas prices decreased slightly for the week ending May 8, AAA said. Despite an increase in gasoline demand, fluctuating oil prices have limited increases at the pump.

Drivers in the U.S. could soon pay more for a gallon of regular gasoline after Saudi Arabia's latest oil production cuts that were announced over the weekend.

The over 37 million people expected to drive over the Memorial Day weekend will get some relief at gas pumps around the nation, compared to a year ago, according to AAA data.