It’s on track to be the busiest holiday for travel ever, and the American Auto Association (AAA) says you can credit that to falling gas prices.
The national average for a gallon of gas is now under $2 a gallon. That is the lowest prices have been since 2009.
Not only are the gas prices contributing to record travel for the holiday — the AAA says the time from Dec. 24 through Jan. 3 will be the busiest days of travel, ever.
Brad Durfee of Little Falls has been driving to Woodbury each Christmas for the last 30 years.
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2 comments:
We protect the Saudis the gas should be free.
I have noticed that even though the gas prices are lower than they've been in the last seven years (since Obama's first election) the price of food, goods and services -- escalated under the guise that it was because of transportation costs (gas) -- have not come down at all. In fact, the cost of living short of gas has continued to rise, often beyond any reasonable margin. What's up with that?
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