Hopefully the hot air over gasoline prices will wane soon and things will turn again towards emissions. Gas prices are down about $0.30 from their peak and the sheep are starting to jump on the bandwagon for predicting more of a fall. Here's todays fuelgaugereport from AAA (similar info can be gotten from the Department of Energy):
National
Unleaded Average
Recorded Average Price:
Gasoline hit $3.73 from its $4.19 peak in Lexington. It was rumored to have been $3.47 as close as Roanoke.
National
Unleaded Average
| Regular | Mid | Premium | Diesel | E85 | **E85 MPG/BTU adjusted price |
| Current Avg. | $3.799 | $3.962 | $4.082 | $4.517 | $3.070 | $4.040 |
| Yesterday Avg. | $3.810 | $3.974 | $4.093 | $4.537 | $3.090 | $4.066 |
| Month Ago Avg. | $4.104 | $4.357 | $4.514 | $4.817 | $3.299 | $4.342 |
| Year Ago Avg. | $2.770 | $2.941 | $3.048 | $2.934 | NA | NA |
*Prices
are in US dollars per gallon
Recorded Average Price:
| Regular Unl. | $4.114 | 7/17/2008 |
| DSL. | $4.845 | 7/17/2008 |
Gasoline hit $3.73 from its $4.19 peak in Lexington. It was rumored to have been $3.47 as close as Roanoke.
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