Gas Prices

Gas stations had to clear out inventory bought at the old tax rate and don't get refunds on it. Now higher crude oil and wholesale prices will negate any drop.

Although we are much more active this year than last, Delta variant or not, AAA says the bounceback in activity as COVID-19 evolves isn't really helping drivers out.

Prices may continue to drift higher for weeks.

It’s not just me right, you’ve noticed gas prices on the rise too? The cynic in me says, “well sure they are, it’s summertime”. Factor in the price of crude oil, supply and demand during the summer months, and the different blend of gasoline prepared for the hotter climate. Another layer to that math, is the increase of vehicles on the road in New Jersey, now that our state has opened up in this next chapter of covid19. As the vaccination efforts continue, residents are feeling more comfortable taking road trips and family vacations

Gasoline prices have been rising rather steadily over the course of the last few weeks in New Jersey as the weather warms up and more folks appear comfortable with hitting the road in the face of COVID-19.

Just what we need heading towards Memorial Day Weekend: Gas prices in New Jersey may soon see a spike following a recent cyberattack.

Prices are down a couple of cents statewide versus a week ago, but not much more downward action is expected for now.

Escalating gas prices are one thing. $3 per gallon is another. $4 per gallon is absolutely alarming! Let's take a look at what's happening with gas in New Jersey and what it means to you.

Gas prices in New Jersey are five cents higher than a week ago as demand grows, but still 73 cents cheaper than a year ago, says AAA Mid-Atlantic.

Isn't it ironic that gas prices are incredibly low and we have nowhere to go? It's kind of like a twisted joke. I took this picture earlier today of the Wawa on Rt. 37 by Garfield Ave According to NJ.com, Gas prices could be as low as $1...

Jersey drivers are starting to wonder if the price drops at the gas pump may be coming to a screeching halt.

Aside from the 23 cent gas tax hike that went into affect last month, I'm probably not the only one noticing gas prices slowly creeping up as of late. Gas was $2.43 a gallon at Wawa this morning. It wasn't too long ago (before the gas tax) that prices were only a little higher than $2 a gallon.