Drivers Curious When Gas Prices Will Hit Peak
Gas prices continue to go up, and drivers inMassachusettswant to know if there's anything they can do to change that.
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Gas prices continue to go up, and drivers inMassachusettswant to know if there's anything they can do to change that.
Gasoline prices have surged 16 cents in Massachusetts in the past week.
Gasoline prices continue to creep up, and on Friday, at least one in the Boston area had broken the $4.00 mark.
The top two Republicans in the New Hampshire House are proposing a plan to temporarily bring down the cost of gasoline.
Gas prices are racing toward $4 a gallon, and Raynham selectmen are asking the Attorney General to investigate if gas stations are jacking up their prices just to make a buck.
While we still may be below the national average the real cost of rising gas may be keeping us close to home.
Gasoline prices continue to surge here in Massachusetts, climbing three cents in the last week.
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High gas prices have all of us thinking about what kind of vehicle we drive, and what we pay to fill it up.
Massachusetts gas prices are still rising, up another seven cents in the past week to an average of $3.63 for a gallon of self-serve regular.
After four consecutive weeks of price increases, the average gas price held steady for the third week in March at $3.48 per gallon.
An Uxbridge teenager who needed to pay for gas may have found an unusual, but illegal solution.
Rising oil prices are raising concerns about the future of the economic recovery.
Gas prices keep soaring, and now the government is warning they could be as high as four dollars a gallon this summer. Prices have risen every day for three weeks, and are now fourteen cents higher than they were last week.
For the second week in a row, there's been a huge increase in gasoline prices in Massachusetts.
We take a listen to some of the more notable soundbytes of the week.
Gas prices are showing no sign of dropping anytime soon. How high will prices have to climb before we all start to change our habits?
Pizza delivery driver Brian Carlson can log sixty miles a day getting his orders to customers. But with gas prices skyrocketing, these days he's starting to lose his profits.
Oil prices have been rising quickly for weeks, and that means you're paying a lot more to fill up your car's tank and your home's oil tank.
The price of food is going up. Shoppers have noticed.
Gas prices in Massachusetts shot up 17 cents in just one week, according to the latest survey from AAA Southern New England.
Turmoil in the Middle East is affecting us here at home every time we fill up. Oil and gas prices are climbing, and many businesses are feeling a trickle down effect.
We've been warned by the experts that the price of everything is going up, including gasoline.
Gas prices continue to climb on this Presidents Day. The average price for a gallon of unleaded regular is now $3.14, or more than 50 cents higher than it was one year ago.
