US Gas Price Hits $4 per Gallon Amid Iran War
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The national average retail price for regular gasoline in the United States surpassed $4 on March 31 amid rising oil prices triggered by the war in Iran.
This marks the first time gasoline prices have reached $4 per gallon since August 2022, when Russia launched its war against Ukraine, according to the American Automobile Association (AAA).
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