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Gas hasn’t been this cheap on Labor Day since 2020

Gas prices are 14 cents cheaper than last year, with averages at $3.21 per gallon and some regions potentially below $3, influenced by increased oil production.

  • This Labor Day weekend, GasBuddy reports gas prices are the cheapest since 2020, with Alabama averaging $2.82 per gallon amid the unofficial end of summer travel.
  • OPEC's production increase earlier this year pushed crude prices below $64 a barrel on Thursday, contributing to lower pump prices.
  • AAA data reveal the national average gas price is $3.21 per gallon, up 7 cents from last week, with 15 states below $3 as of Thursday.
  • For consumers, the effect is improved household cashflow for middle- and lower-income Americans as lower fuel costs ease living expenses, while Joe LaVorgna attributes oil prices largely to the president's policies and international efforts.
  • Looking ahead, Patrick De Haan, GasBuddy Head of Petroleum Analysis, predicts prices will fall further after Labor Day into mid-September as winter gasoline rolls back.
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Gas hasn’t been this cheap on Labor Day since Covid

Americans soaking up the end of summer this holiday weekend will catch a break at the gas pump.

·Atlanta, United States
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WAAY-TV broke the news in Huntsville, United States on Friday, August 29, 2025.
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