U.S. gas prices hit new high, again
Gas prices hit a new record high yet again Monday, the latest in a series of record-high price points as Americans grapple with soaring inflation and energy costs.
Gas prices hit a new record high yet again Monday, the latest in a series of record-high price points as Americans grapple with soaring inflation and energy costs.
Gas prices reached yet another record high Thursday, a day after poor retailer earnings reports sent stocks tumbling to its worst day in more than two years.
California's average price for a gallon of gas shattered previous records Wednesday, swelling to an average price of $6.05 per gallon.
Kansas Governor Laura Kelly recently signed a bill into law that will allow for the expansion of driverless vehicles in Kansas under certain circumstances.
Kansas is among the last states where the average price of gasoline is still under $4.
Electric cars and trucks receive a lot of attention, while trains and planes are quietly making advances.
Gasoline prices hit a new high in the U.S. Monday, with the average cost of a gallon of regular gas at $4.48.
Colorado Governor Jared Polis signed several pieces of legislation into law Monday, among them bills to reduce property taxes and delay gas fees.
Most people killed in vehicles on Colorado roads are not buckled up.