The national average for gas has soared to $3.42 per gallon. ABC News’ Megan Tevrizian looks ahead at what drivers can expect.

source

By carmodpros

ANGELHOUSE | 2009 - 2022 | HOSTING BY PHILLYFINEST369 SERVER STATS| THE IDIOTS ROBOT AND CONTROL INC. |(RSS FEED MODULE)| ALL YOUTUBE VIDEOS IS A REGISTERED TRADEMARK OF GOOGLE INC. THE YOUTUBE CHANNELS AND BLOG FEEDS IS MANAGED BY THERE RIGHTFUL OWNERS (CARMODPROS,COM)

42 thoughts on “Gas prices hit record high”
  1. Mfs in the uk paying out the pocket

    Dont believe me?
    Take say 4 bucks a gallon in the us of a, and 1.53 quid per litre in the uk. 1 gallon is about 4.5 liters (slightly more)
    Take £1.53 x 4.5 gives you…
    £6.89 (rounded off)
    And in USD thats a whopping…
    $9.13
    So the uk and pretty much all of europe are paying the equivalent of $9.40 per gallon😰
    Its not even the fuel itself, its the ridiculously high tax due to the imbalance of supply and demand

  2. All of you Trumpsters blaming Biden for high gas prices are dead wrong. There is a lot more to it than that. Biden is making mistakes but he's still better than Trump.

  3. You vote for Democratic Socialist you get socialist policy🤷‍♂️

  4. Just buy an electric car, use the bus for commute, or ride a bike 🙄🙄🙄

  5. Why do gas prices keep being reduced in third world countries such as the Philippines while the superior Americans has prices keep inflating? Biden's stance on the oil industry has a direct cause and reaching out to OPEC instead of supporting the US oil production is a terrible mistake that hurts all Americans. Until electric cars are prevalent, the energy independence of the US will depend on oil production. Common sense.

  6. As Americans hit the road for Thanksgiving, they will bet met by the highest prices they’ve paid for gas in seven years. And who was president seven years ago? Barrack Obama.

  7. Gas prices always increase during holidays and during summer vacation months because those industries have total control of the product. Now gasoline providers are facing a change in the markets due to the switch to electric vehicles and pent-up demand after the 2 years long restricted economy during covid restrictions. The US govt has released strategic reserves in the past to have more control over high gas prices and inflation. The economy is fluid and changing. The need is to watch for price gouging.

  8. Christmas eve is the day we as a nation show gas companies that we will not sit back and pay these high prices. I urge everyone to not go to your local gas station and instead stage a boycott on all fuel.

  9. Its bad when families have trouble putting gas in the tank to get to work and cut-back on food we put on the table for our kids.
    I guess it will make the Democrats happy.

  10. Avoid driving and use public transportation if possible and try to get rides near by employees.
    Thanks Joe Biden now you proved Donald Trump better President for USA.

  11. President Biden has gotten the FTC involved in the price fixing scheme that's going on within the oil and gas industry. The price of gas will go down now that federal government is monitoring and investigating the rise in oil prizes.

  12. I guess Sleepy Joe's energy policies have nothing to do with high gas prices since these so called "reporters" never mentioned the facts staring them in the face.

  13. I got a feeling this is Biden's next bad decision. We're way to far in debt right now to spend that kind of money,,again.
    I know they want all electric cars as the future. But I also believe they should of kept our own production of oil/gas and pipelines going at least until we are ready for not needing it the way we do. It was just another bad decision. It seems that's all this administration does. I'm not pro left or right either as neither one of them seem to do anything right these days. But anyone with any common sense has got to admit that what we're doing isn't right or working.
    Keep this up and we will be selling fighter jets and aircraft carriers within a decade to pay for our own debt.

Comments are closed.