SAN ANTONIO (KTSA News) — The combination of decreased travel demand and the conclusion of Monday’s solar eclipse across parts of the nation might be saving you money at the pump.
Over the last seven days, the average price for a gallon of regular unleaded in the Alamo City has dropped more than a nickel. The current average price is now $3.08 per gallon, and that number is 9 cents less than last year’s average price of $3.17 per gallon.
“While gas prices are still on the rise, the recent data from the Energy Information Administration suggests a decline in demand following the conclusion of spring break and eclipse viewing road trips,” said AAA Texas spokesman Daniel Armbruster. “This dip in demand may exert some downward pressure on prices; however, the introduction of summer blend gasoline, known for its higher cost, complicates the situation. At this juncture, it remains uncertain …