I see
nothing in sight to slow down the increases in gas pricing.
Bill McClure, CEO, Fuel.com
Fuel.com tracks gas prices nationwide. "We are seeing prices
today vary from $3.89 in San Francisco, California to $2.99 per
gallon in Miami, Florida," McClure added.
Many factors could drive prices even higher. The uncertainty in
the Persian Gulf, refinery capacity problems, the approaching
hurricane season, lower gasoline inventory and high consumer
demand will all affect summer gas prices.
But, McClure says that, despite high prices, Americans will
travel. "It appears even with the record-high price of gasoline,
consumers still want to drive and nothing is slowing them down."