Gas prices in Florida continue to shift as summer comes to a close, with recent data showing significant changes throughout ...

Current national average gas prices stand at $3.14 per gallon, while Florida's average is $3.08 and Georgia's is $2.90.

Florida's most expensive metro areas for gas include West Palm Beach-Boca Raton ($3.10), Gainesville ($3.06) and Sebring ...

As of Monday, July 21, the cost of gas is up 15 cents a gallon in South Florida. But prices in the Miami area are 3 cents lower from a month ago and stand 27 cents lower than a year ago. North Florida ...

Florida's Fuel Costs Fluctuate Within a Predictable 30-Cent Span. Drivers in the Sunshine State continue to experience a dynamic gas market, with prices ebbing and flowing, though maintaining a ...

Despite the uptick, holiday travelers found the lowest Independence Day gas prices since 2021. On July 4, Florida gas prices averaged $3.11 per gallon – 42 cents less than 2024's holiday rate, and 15 ...

Around the country: National coverage from WPBF 25 News This is the second-highest AAA forecast for Florida, as they’re expecting a 3% increase in travelers, which equals about 87,000 more people.

AAA reported gas prices recently sank to multi-month lows, but rebounded in the past couple of days. On Wednesday, June 19, Florida drivers paid an average price of $3.32 per gallon on gasoline.

AAA says it will not be renewing "a very small percentage" of insurance policies in Florida, becoming the latest company to reduce its exposure in the hurricane-prone state.

As freezing temperatures began to move across Florida, AAA has provided advice to help residents stay safe in their homes. AAA has reported that the average regional frozen pipe claim can cost ...

The AAA auto club estimated that 3.03 million Floridians will travel more than 50 miles for the 2023 Thanksgiving holiday, mostly by auto. By News Service Of Florida UPDATED: November 13, 2023 at ...

Gas prices are down again in Florida. A week after a double-digit increase, drivers will find a double-digit decrease. As of ...