Traveling for Memorial Day? Expect 3 million on the road and gas over $5 a gallon
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At least 2.9 million Southern California travelers are expected to hit the road this Memorial Day weekend despite higher prices at the pump.
The increased number of travelers is a sign that people need a break and are wanting to get out and connect, even though the cost of goods and services is higher these days.
In the Los Angeles-Long Beach metro area, a gallon of regular self-serve gasoline costs just under the state average: $5.13.
Despite the tensions overseas, the potentially volatile effect on crude oil prices has been kept in check by spare production, according to recent U.S. Energy Information Administration projections.
Read at Los Angeles Times
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