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One of the main things that was on most of our minds this summer was the record high gasoline prices that gripped the nation. While prices are still very high on a historic basis, the past month has seen a nice drop in prices, and given drivers a bit of relief when they pull into their local gas stations.
According to AAA, gasoline prices fell again today, currently down to $3.683 a gallon for regular unleaded, still pretty high, but much lower than what we were seeing in the middle of summer.
Prices set a high on July 17, with the national average for gasoline going for $4.114 a gallon. While we’re all relieved to see prices off their highs, they’re still well above where they were at this time last year, when the national average was down at $2.81 a gallon, 31% lower than the current price.
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