Last Year’s ‘Historic’ Gas Price Surge Cost U.S. Drivers Just 36 Cents More Per Day

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By Kea WilsonJan 10, 2023, 1:02 pm120 pts
The sky-high gas prices that dominated last year’s news cycle amounted to just 36 more cents a day in fuel costs to the average American — and it didn’t deter them from driving more than the year prior, a new report finds. According to the annual Global Traffic Scorecard from the top transportation…

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