Price Change At The Pump
Created: 2012-04-23 15:05 EST
Category: World > North America
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Americans are getting some breathing room when it comes to filling up at the pump.
For the first time since last year, the average price of a gallon of gasoline is lower than the two weeks before.
Prices dropped more than 5 cents, and are likely to drop another 5 to 10 cents, in coming weeks according to the nationwide Lundberg Survey.
But while the cost to fill up is a little less lately, drivers are still paying more than they were the same time last year.
Gasoline prices are tracking a slide in crude oil, which hit a peak above $108 in Mid-march and is currently trading around $102 a barrel.
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