Senate, House Expected To Pass Gas Tax Legislation In Maryland Thursday
Maryland Senate and House lawmakers are poised to pass gas tax legislation on Thursday.
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Maryland Senate and House lawmakers are poised to pass gas tax legislation on Thursday.
An increasing number of governors and state lawmakers across the United States are calling for the suspension of gas taxes, according to a CBS News report.
Truckers say the prices are getting out of control.
According to one investment research firm, the average family will spend at least one thousand dollars more on groceries this year than last year.
The price of gas is taking a toll on drivers—especially those who drive for a living.
This weekend, Maryland gas prices reached an all-time high.
Though most items cost more now than they did a year ago, a Baltimore boutique isn't on board with charging customers more.
$150 oil is more than double today's Brent price of about $73.50.
Gas prices spiked in October by $1.13 a gallon, the biggest year-over-year increase since the EIA started collecting these numbers in 1990.
If you've been to the gas pump lately, you've probably noticed that gas prices are creeping up.
Gas prices at Maryland pumps have fluctuated last week as demand increases and crude oil prices drop, AAA Mid-Atlantic said in a statement.
There's been no price break at the gas pump for Maryland drivers. We've seen increases across the state this past week.
With the country on the move again and in the midst of the summer travel season, prices at the gas pump are on the rise.
The average price of gas in Maryland is $2.96 Friday, which is down 3 cents from last week, 10 cents in the last month, and up 83 cents from this date last year, according to the AAA Mid-Atlantic Public and Government Affairs Department's Maryland office.
AAA predicts travel will skyrocket this summer, following last summer's lockdown due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
The Colonial Pipeline restarted at 5 p.m. but that didn't stop some panic buying in Baltimore, despite Maryland officials asking residents not to hoard gas.
Hackers targeted the Colonial Pipeline, which runs right through Maryland, supplying 45 percent of the fuel on the East Coast.
Marylanders are currently paying an average of $2.77 a gallon. That's up a penny from last week, but down from $2.84 last month.
Maryland drivers are seeing a slow decrease in prices at the gas pump, according to AAA Mid-Atlantic.
The national average for a gallon of gas is now at $2.89, and it's expected to reach $3 by Memorial Day, experts say.
The national average price for a gallon of gas is nearly $3. Here in Maryland, we are paying slightly less than the national average, at $2.84 a gallon.
Gas prices continue to climb across the U.S., with average prices jumping double digits in every state since Friday, AAA said Monday.
Gas prices continue to climb in Maryland and across the nation. Prices at the pump are at their highest daily total since August 2019.
Just two months into 2021 and gas prices are already higher than the highest point of 2020.
