Gas Prices

You may be relieved to hear that a gallon of regular gasoline is 2 cents cheaper today than it was one week ago, according to AAA Northeast.

The rise in gas prices — typical at this time of year in New Jersey — is continuing, as demand increases and we switch to a more expensive formula.

Prices at the pump have gone up 8 cents a gallon over the past week in the Garden State, from $2.51 to $2.59 on average, and they’re expected to keep climbing for at least the next couple of months.

Robert Sinclair of AAA/Northeast says one reason for the rise — up two cents-a-gallon in New Jersey on average this week — is the switch to reformulated blends.

Gas prices continue to creep upward in New Jersey, at an average of $2.37 a gallon right now, according to the AAA Auto Club. And that's up a nickel from a week ago.

New Jersey's average gas price dropped by a penny this week to $2.34 a gallon. That is four cents cheaper than a month ago.

Jersey drivers are starting to wonder if the price drops at the gas pump may be coming to a screeching halt.

The sweet ride for those low Jersey gas prices will likely continue into the new year, according to one oil industry expert.

Gas prices continue to drift lower as we head toward the end of 2018 -- but an expert warns that next year will be different.

There's some good news and bad news when it comes to gasoline prices in New Jersey.