Deep Dive: Drivers changing habits as gas prices continue to rise
News 12’s Samantha Crawford is in the Alert Center talking to people that say the extra cost will drastically impact their driving habits and everyday spending
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Feb 25, 2022, 1:15 PM
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3ds agoMotorists
across the Hudson Valley are beginning to change their driving habits due to
the continuing rise in the price of gas.
According
to AAA, the average price for gas in every county in the Hudson Valley has
climbed to $3.70.
Officials
expect the price to fill up your tank will only keep climbing.
News 12’s
Samantha Crawford is in the Alert Center talking to people that say the extra
cost will drastically impact their driving habits and everyday spending