AUGUSTA, Ga. – As gas prices climb to their highest levels since September, drivers in the two-state region are feeling the strain at the pump — and there are concerns that newly announced tariffs could push prices even higher.
Georgia drivers have noticed significant differences in gas prices depending on location.
The national average gas price has surged to $3.26 per gallon, up nearly 15 cents from just a month ago. In Georgia, prices are slightly lower, though they are still higher than a few months ago…