Gas prices

At the end of 2022, we asked South Jersey residents for their opinion on what would make this part of the state better in 2023. We received dozens of responses including the area's REAL feelings on North Jersey.

Should we plan for an increase in gas prices here in the Garden State or are we in the clear for the next couple of weeks? Experts have the answer!

The state Treasury Department reviews the gas tax based upon consumption and revenue generated in order to fund $16 billion worth of infrastructure projects paid for by the Transportation Trust Fund.

Prices at the pump continue to trend downward and the next few weeks could really make New Jersey drivers smile

New Jersey is paying 57 cents more than the most common prices in the nation

New Jersey reportedly has the fourth highest gas tax in the nation. While the Garden State continues to pay over $4 a gallon at the pump, lawmakers are turning their attention towards temporarily lowering that tax.

In recent months, New Jersey gas prices have trended as high as 10 cents more per gallon than the national average.

The experts say New Jersey residents haven't seen the last increase in gas prices for 2021.

Just what we need heading towards Memorial Day Weekend: Gas prices in New Jersey may soon see a spike following a recent cyberattack.

Escalating gas prices are one thing. $3 per gallon is another. $4 per gallon is absolutely alarming! Let's take a look at what's happening with gas in New Jersey and what it means to you.

The average price of a gallon of regular gas in New Jersey has gone up 7 cents in the past week, nearly 30 cents in a month, and is almost 40 cents more than a year ago, just before the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic and a nosedive in oil demand.

So far this summer, the highest average price for a gallon of regular gasoline was recorded in mid-July at $2.19.