Gas Prices Expected to Fall by Holidays
By: Big 2 News Staff
Updated: October 23, 2012
Gas is expected to get cheaper as the holidays get closer.
Triple-A reports that prices have fallen over the past 11 days to a national average of $3.67 a gallon.
The price may also drop another 30 cents by November 22nd, Thanksgiving Day.
Analysts say drivers can be thankful for the wholesale prices of gas dropping.
They say this decline happens every year because Americans are driving less than they were during the summer.
Another reason is that refineries are making a cheaper, winter blend of gasoline.
Triple-A reports that prices have fallen over the past 11 days to a national average of $3.67 a gallon.
The price may also drop another 30 cents by November 22nd, Thanksgiving Day.
Analysts say drivers can be thankful for the wholesale prices of gas dropping.
They say this decline happens every year because Americans are driving less than they were during the summer.
Another reason is that refineries are making a cheaper, winter blend of gasoline.
