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Why are gas prices rising in Ohio? Blame Memorial Day travel

Why are gas prices rising in Ohio? Pipeline shutdown won t cause shortages here Sarah Donaldson © FRED SQUILLANTE, FRED SQUILLANTE Traffic heads north on I-270 on the west side, as seen from Davidson Road bridge, during construction in April 2018. The Ohio Department of Transportation is recommending the state pause applications for major new construction funding because gas-tax revenue hasn t met expectations during the COVID-19 pandemic. [Fred Squillante/Dispatch] Drivers filling their tanks in Ohio haven’t seen particularly dramatic spikes in gas prices as national hikes and shortages follow the shutdown of a major U.S. pipeline over the weekend, but AAA expects prices will continue to rise in the state.

Ohio gas prices trending higher as more plan Memorial Day drives

Sarah Donaldson Drivers filling their tanks in Ohio haven’t seen particularly dramatic spikes in gas prices as national hikes and shortages follow the shutdown of a major U.S. pipeline over the weekend, but AAA expects prices will continue to rise in the state. According to the AAA website, the national average for gas prices surpassed $3 on Wednesday morning. Ohio sits about 13 cents under the national average  but state averages rose 4 cents overnight, from $2.83 on Tuesday to $2.87 on Wednesday.   A cybersecurity attack on the Colonial Pipeline, which provides 45% of East Coast fuel, led the company to shut down operations last Friday. 

AAA: Pipeline hack not driving gas price increases in Ohio, but Memorial Day probably will

Why are gas prices rising in Ohio? Blame Memorial Day travel, not pipeline shutdown Sarah Donaldson © FRED SQUILLANTE, FRED SQUILLANTE Traffic heads north on I-270 on the west side, as seen from Davidson Road bridge, during construction in April 2018. The Ohio Department of Transportation is recommending the state pause applications for major new construction funding because gas-tax revenue hasn t met expectations during the COVID-19 pandemic. [Fred Squillante/Dispatch] Drivers filling their tanks in Ohio haven’t seen particularly dramatic spikes in gas prices as national hikes and shortages follow the shutdown of a major U.S. pipeline over the weekend, but AAA expects prices will continue to rise in the state.

Why are gas prices rising in Ohio? Blame Memorial Day travel, not pipeline shutdown

Why are gas prices rising in Ohio? Pipeline shutdown won t cause shortages here Sarah Donaldson © FRED SQUILLANTE, FRED SQUILLANTE Traffic heads north on I-270 on the west side, as seen from Davidson Road bridge, during construction in April 2018. The Ohio Department of Transportation is recommending the state pause applications for major new construction funding because gas-tax revenue hasn t met expectations during the COVID-19 pandemic. [Fred Squillante/Dispatch] Drivers filling their tanks in Ohio haven’t seen particularly dramatic spikes in gas prices as national hikes and shortages follow the shutdown of a major U.S. pipeline over the weekend, but AAA expects prices will continue to rise in the state.

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