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Rising Gas Prices

By: Brooke Chavez
Updated: May 19, 2009
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Back here at home, filling up your tank is emptying more from your wallet. Travel season is here and it's not uncommon for gas prices to spike. Suppliers use the Spring and Summer to 'turn around' their refineries, causing a shortage in supply and prices to go up. The folks over at Bolton's say they expect to see an increase in price, but nothing like last summer.

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