Gas prices start to climb for summer
Gas prices are starting to jump with summer weather around the corner. The state average has hit the $2 mark, prices not seen since November. AAA says prices are likely to stay close to where they are
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May 8, 2009, 12:06 AM
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Updated 5,646 days ago
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Gas prices are starting to jump with summer weather around the corner.
The state average has hit the $2 mark, prices not seen since November. AAA says prices are likely to stay close to where they are now as New Jersey heads into summer.
"It's ridiculous," says Dennis Brown, of Spring Lake. "We just got used to the lower prices. Now it's back up over two dollars and we don't know where it will end up at."
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