Gasoline

The global glut of oil is pushing gasoline prices down.

Gas prices have risen 45 cents in the past month, but one gas station owner says he isn't making much profit from it.

The gas tax helps pay for our roads; and we’re not collecting as much money as we need.

Prices generally increase as refineries start to change from production of winter-season gas to more expensive summer-season gas, lowering production.

The Energy Department said today the average American household now spends $2,900 a year on gas.

Gas stations in New York and New Jersey continue to face post-storm problems. Not having gas in their pumps.

Odd numbered license plates get to buy gas on odd numbered dates; evens on evens.

In California this morning drivers are paying an average $4.66 for a gallon of gas. Governor Jerry Brown has ordered that winter will come early this year -- in the form of so-called "winter blend" gasoline.

Cars are as American as apple pie, but with the rising price of oil, more Americans are opting for other oil-free means of transportation.