Lower Gas Prices in Nebraska not Expected to Increase July 4th Travel Numbers
06/25/2013

(KTNC) - For the past few months, Nebraska has seen gasoline prices well above the national average, up to 46-cents a gallon higher.  Those prices have dropped more than 45-cents a gallon over the past month.
 Gail Weinholzer at Triple-A Nebraska says two refineries that supplied the Midwest region had to be taken offline temporarily.  (play cut      :20   “national average.”)
 Weinholzer predicts gas prices should stay generally where they are now, barring any disasters.  (play cut   :17    “coast region.”)
 The lower gas prices are not expected to result in more people on the roads for the 4th of July holiday.  Weinholzer says the national travel forecast predicts a drop of about one-percent from last year.  (play cut    :19    “weekend of it.”)
 Gasoline is now selling for three-59 a gallon on average statewide, the same as the national average.  In May, it was over four-dollars a gallon.


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