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Gasoline prices usually fall this time of year as vacation season ends. So why are they jumping?

Nathan Bomey, USA TODAYComments Off on Gasoline prices usually fall this time of year as vacation season ends. So why are they jumping?

At a time when gas prices are usually heading down, the reverse is happening. Prices are soaring amid a spike in the price of oil.

     
Nathan Bomey, USA TODAY
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