Drivers headed out of
town for the holiday will pay a tad more for a tank of
gas this year than they
did last Thanksgiving.
A gallon of regular gasoline was selling for an average of $2.58 in Kitsap County on Monday, according to AAA. That was up slightly from an average of $2.46 on the same day of 2015.
Nationally, gas prices are still much lower this fall than they were just a couple of years ago:
Gas tends to cost less this time of year and an abundance of crude oil on the global market is helping keep retail prices in check.
AAA projects 43.5 million Americans will take road trips for Thanksgiving this week.