News · 23 May 2026
US drivers won't see $3 gas this year
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American motorists should not anticipate gasoline costs quickly falling back to what they were before the war, even if the conflict in Iran concludes. The nationwide average price stands at $4.55 on May 22, an increase of approximately $1.50 since late February when the US and Israel launched an offensive against Iran. Experts say prices won't drop to $3 a gallon for months, possibly years, due to infrastructure and supply chain issues.
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