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AAA: Average Gas Price in N.J. Drops Below $2

Updated 11:06 AM EDT, Wed, Nov 19, 2008

Related Topics: Bergen | Burlington | Camden | Gloucester | Passaic

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Gas prices drop across the tri-state area.

 

Gasoline prices in New Jersey continue to drop as Garden State residents prepare to hit the roads for the holiday.
 
AAA-Mid-Atlantic says the average price for regular is $1.97 a gallon.


 
A year ago it was $2.92.
 
It's the first time since Dec. 5, 2005 that the average price was under $2 a gallon. The last time the price was $1.97 was March 29, 2005.
 
The auto club says average prices were even lower in Burlington, Camden and Gloucester counties at $1.89 a gallon.
 
Average prices remain higher in Bergen and Passaic counties.
 
AAA says gasoline prices in 22 states are now under the $2 average.

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