Rising gas prices
By: Chelsea Rarrick
Updated: September 12, 2011
According to GasBuddy.com, New York State is one of the highest in gas prices in the country.
Pump prices are more than twenty cents above the national average.
It's a fact that has got one local resident calling the cost to fill up his tank, ridiculous.
"I think the prices, they are outrageous, they should come down at least a dollar, this is killing the economy completely," said Frank Raspante, a Rome resident.
In the nation, Hawaii and California have the highest gas prices.
South Carolina is the lowest at around $3.37.
Residents of New York still hope to see gas prices go down from the current average of $3.86
Pump prices are more than twenty cents above the national average.
It's a fact that has got one local resident calling the cost to fill up his tank, ridiculous.
"I think the prices, they are outrageous, they should come down at least a dollar, this is killing the economy completely," said Frank Raspante, a Rome resident.
In the nation, Hawaii and California have the highest gas prices.
South Carolina is the lowest at around $3.37.
Residents of New York still hope to see gas prices go down from the current average of $3.86
