How do gas prices in the U.S. compare to previous weeks? Despite the upcoming hurricane, the average price of gas per gallon declined in most regions across the nation. See what may cause temporary increases.
How do gas prices in the U.S. compare to previous weeks? The average price of gas per gallon remained the same compared to last week, with temporary increases in specific regions.
See why one analyst believes prices are dropping. Plus, whether activity in the Atlantic could have an impact.
Which regions maintained falling gas prices, and which rose in the last week.
A peek inside the 2024 Fuel & Maintenance issue of Automotive Fleet magazine.
Motorists can expect gas prices to rise in the coming week, but still be cheaper than the end of 2019.
The national average for gasoline is 11 cents more expensive than last month, but 33 cents cheaper than last year.
Everything fleet does revolves around money: asset acquisition, fuel to operate assets, maintenance to keep assets operational, and myriad other miscellaneous, incidental expenses ranging from tolls, parking tickets, and waste disposal fees to taxes.
With the cost of fuel representing 60% of the total fleet budget, fleet managers are looking for opportunities to reduce expenditures ranging from rightsizing, route optimization, telematics, personal use, and modifying driver behavior.
There’s a direct correlation between safe driving and fuel efficiency. It’s been proven: the safer the driver, the higher the miles per gallon.
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