Gas Station Owners Say They're Not Gouging As People Feel Pain At Pumps
A gas station owner said people can rest assured they are not getting rich off this crisis.
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A gas station owner said people can rest assured they are not getting rich off this crisis.
With gas prices soaring across the nation, how long will the public's patience hold out?
It took just a day to set a new record for gas prices in Massachusetts.
Massachusetts Secretary of State Bill Galvin believes suppliers might be price gouging and he wants state lawmakers to look into it.
In just the last week, gas prices in Massachusetts have jumped to roughly $4.16 a gallon, up 54 cents from prices a week ago.
This week Massachusetts had the highest average price per gallon AAA has ever recorded in its history.
Massachusetts has seen one of the biggest weekly gas price increases in all of America.
The average price for a gallon of gasoline in Massachusetts has set a new record, according to AAA.
The statewide average for a gallon of regular Wednesday was $3.66. But at Sal's, drivers who paid with cash filled up for just $3.40.
Gas prices in Massachusetts are on the rise amid Russia's invasion of Ukraine, according to AAA.
How steeply prices will rise and for how long is unclear.
Gas prices in Massachusetts went up another nickel in the past week, according to AAA.
The federal gas tax has remained at 18.4 cents per gallon since 1993.
Gas is exactly $1 more expensive in Massachusetts than it was one year ago.
Gas prices are on the rise again in Massachusetts.
Gas prices have remained steady over the past week.
The average price for a gallon of gasoline in Massachusetts gas is currently $3.36 a gallon, up more than a dollar from a year ago.
Massachusetts gas prices didn't move over the holidays, according to AAA.
Gas prices are down a penny in Massachusetts from last week, but it isn't all good news at the pump.
Despite the small decrease, the price for gas in Massachusetts is now nine cents higher than the national average.
Prices at the pump have finally started to creep lower, and that trend should significantly accelerate in the coming months, according to new government forecasts.
The state average is still 5 cents higher than the national average.
In Massachusetts, gas prices are slightly higher than the nationwide average.
Gas prices in Massachusetts are slightly higher than the nationwide average.
With that small increase, the price in Massachusetts now matches the nationwide average.
