Georgia drivers are paying just a penny more at the pump this week, with the state average for regular unleaded gasoline now at $2.90 per gallon.

Why it matters: While prices have ticked up slightly, Georgians are still paying 4 cents less per gallon than they were at this time last year, saving about $1 on a full tank compared to 2023.

What’s happening: The minimal price movement comes as crude oil prices hold steady and post-summer travel demand eases across the state.

“With crude oil prices holding firm and travel demand easing, we’re seeing only minor fluctuations at the pump,” said Montrae Waiters, AAA spokeswoman.

Between the lines: While Georgia drivers enjoy relatively stable prices, West Coast motorists are facing significant increases due to a pipeline outage that has sent

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