Retail gas prices sliding slowly
Jim Hendricks
ALBANY — Gas pump prices are headed downward, though in a zigzag pattern, and experts expect the trend to continue.
Meanwhile, metro Albany motorists are paying more for retail gas than they did a year ago, but still have the lowest pain at the pump of the eight Georgia metro areas that are included in the AAA Daily Fuel Gauge Report. Albany is below the state average, which is well below the national average for the cost of a gallon of gas.
These are the average prices for a gallon of regular-grade retail gas Monday morning in eight Georgia metro areas, the state and nation.
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