Why California’s gas prices increased 41 cents a gallon in February
California drivers are seeing an increase in fuel expenses. The price of a gallon of regular gas rose 41 cents from one month ago. That would amount to about $243 more a year for a car getting average mileage (24.4 miles per gallon) that is driven the average distance (14,489 miles) per year.
California is exploring a new road charge to replace the gas tax; however, implementation faces a long road ahead.
However, despite a plentiful supply of crude today, which has lowered the price of gasoline nationwide, current prices in California are uniquely high due to state taxes and transportation costs ...
Near-record low inventories and a refinery fire in northern California at the start of February have led to an increase in gas prices in Southern California, according to the Auto Club’s Weekend ...
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