By Elena Arteaga - News Producer
Monday, January 16, 2012 - 5:58pm
EL PASO-- Gasoline prices are rising.
There's nothing under $3 in the Borderland.
Right now, the national average for a gallon of regular unleaded is $3.39, and that's the highest price yet in January.
Experts say they predict much higher prices by the summer travel season, well above $4 a gallon.
“Here lately, we are the only people we know paying under $3 for gas, in like four different states,” said Tiffany Armer, a driver. “We are the only ones. Now to hear we are going to pay more than them, I want to cry.”
High crude prices are to blam for higher prices at the pump. Also, the government's repeal of ethanol fuel credits.
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