(The Center Square) – Ohio gas prices have plummeted more than 40 cents a gallon in a month, and experts believe there is more to come.
People just aren’t driving as much, leading to higher gasoline inventories, according to the Automobile Association of America. Combine that with a switch from summer-grade to winter-grade fuel, which is cheaper to produce, and falling prices could continue.
“With the third quarter of 2025 ending in higher gasoline inventories and the seasonal transition from summer-grade to winter-grade fuel, consumers are likely to see even lower prices at the pump in the coming weeks,” AAA said…