If you’re planning on road-tripping during Thanksgiving week this year, expect to pay more at the gas pump than last year. The national average price for regular gasoline is expected to be $3.68 a gallon on Thanksgiving Day according to GasBuddy.
the national average price for regular gasoline stood at $3.590 a gallonThe national average price for regular gasoline is expected to be $3.68 a gallon on Thanksgiving DayIt’s been a volatile year at the gas pump with prices reaching a record high of $5.
034 a gallon on June 16.The American Automobile Association estimates that 53.6 million Americans will travel for the holiday,AAA’s forecast expects 2022 to be the third busiest year for Thanksgiving travel since the group started tracking the data in 2000.
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