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- Georgia’s average regular gasoline price rose to $4.05 per gallon, 20 cents higher than a week ago and $1.16 above a year ago.
- Rob Smith of S&P Global Energy said the rise stems from the Iran war-related shutdown of the Strait of Hormuz, limiting crude supplies.
- Ride-share driver Nassir Johnson now spends $60-$80 daily on gasoline, an extra $30-$40, and drives early mornings and late evenings to avoid traffic.
