⛽️🚙 For the ninth consecutive day, gas prices hit a record high, according to AAA. abc15
For the ninth consecutive day, gas prices hit a record high. According to AAA, the average for a gallon of regular gas reached an all-time high of $4.56 nationwide on Monday after increasing by 4 cents overnight, AAA said.
AAA notes that there is normally a lull in gas prices between spring break and Memorial Day, but the U.S. is not seeing that this year. Several states — Alaska, California, Nevada, Washington and Hawaii — are averaging more than $5 per gallon. Meanwhile, all 50 states are now reporting average gas prices of over $4 per gallon.
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