New Jersey drivers pay average over $3.30 a gallon, AAA says. Here’s why gas prices are still climbing
Gas prices continue to climb across New Jersey.
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Oct 18, 2021, 9:21 AM
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Updated 1,474 days ago
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across New Jersey.
According to AAA, drivers in
the Garden State are paying over $3.30 a gallon on average.
Analysts say high crude oil
prices are to blame.
Gas prices are up over $1
from this time last year. Back then, drivers were paying around $2.24 a gallon.
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