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  Gas prices a relative bargain for SC travelers

  Gas prices may make drivers squeamish about long Memorial Day road trips, but they can feel better about traveling in South Carolina.

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  First on 12: High gas prices could force deputies to park cars

  Richmond County Road Patrol is talking Only to 12 about a plan that is meant to cut back on time deputies spend on the road.

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  12 OYS: Rising gas taxes won't mean better road transportation

  The flyovers connecting Riverwatch parkway to the medical district and downtown are not yet a year old. But the $30 million project, convenient for many drivers, came from an inconvenience -- gas prices.

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  South Carolina bill hopes to cap gas prices

  A North Myrtle Beach legislator has introduced a bill that would cap gas prices in South Carolina at whatever the average wholesale price is on June 1. The proposal is a long shot.

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  Georgia gas tax goes up May 1

  More pain at the pump is on the way for Georgia residents.

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  Running on empty can shorten the life of your car

  Mechanics recommend filling up before you hit the empty marker.

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  12 OYS: 'Ridesharing' latest way some drivers try to save at the gas pump

  Some are trying what's called "ridesharing." It's basically carpooling but sometimes with strangers.

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  Local auto expert shares fuel-saving tips

  Gregory Mallory feels that pain that most Americans feel right now. It's the pain that comes from rising gas prices. As the prices continue to climb each day, Mallory feels that his life is changing too.

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  Gas prices in Ga. are up and likely to keep rising

  The AAA Auto Club says lower job growth than expected last month weakened the dollar.

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  Survey: Gas prices almost flat in 2-week span

  Analyst Trilby Lundberg says the average price for a gallon of mid-grade was $2.84, and premium was at $2.95.

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  Families find fun deals for Labor Day weekend

  You don't normally see gas prices drop for a holiday, but this Labor Day that's exactly what they did. AAA says more people are taking advantage of the dip and out traveling this labor day weekend.

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  Survey: Gas prices down about 7 cents in 2 weeks

  The average price of regular gasoline nationwide has dropped 7.43 cents in the last two weeks.

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  US gas prices jump more than 7 cents in 2 weeks

  Analyst Trilby Lundberg says the average price for a gallon of mid-grade was $3.05. Premium was at $3.16.

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  State fines 30 Ga. gas stations for price gouging

  More than 30 Georgia gas stations have paid fines to the state Office of Consumer Affairs over alleged price gouging in the wake of Gulf Coast hurricanes last fall.

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  Gas prices up, lower than average in Augusta

  Nationwide, the price of gasoline has gone up about 12 cents a gallon in the past couple of weeks, according to the Lundberg Survey.

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  87 cents a gallon in Aiken

  87 cents a gallon. That's the price at two gas stations on Pine Log Road in Aiken.

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  Gas prices down to lowest levels in 5 years

  AAA Georgia reports the average price for a gallon of regular unleaded remained steady overnight.

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  Fewer holiday travelers expected

  Economic concerns outweigh benefits of falling gas prices.

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  Low gas prices mean more money to spend or save

  Gas prices in Aiken are as low as $1.45 a gallon for regular gas. With the lower prices, we're On Your Side with what you can do with the extra money.

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  Exxon Mobile reports record profit

  Exxon Mobil reports a record profit of $14.8 billion dollars in the third quarter, benefiting from the peak in oil prices seen in the summer.

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  Gas stations being investigated in Georgia for gas gouging

  Several gas stations in Georgia are being investigated for possible gas gouging during the gas shortage after Hurricane Ike.

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  Gas prices dropping

  A little bit of good news has come out of the current financial crisis. The national average for gasoline is lower than a year ago.

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  Augusta area gas prices now much lower than Georgia, national averages

  Filled up your car or truck lately? Then you've probably noticed the price at the pump isn't so depressing anymore.

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  Need help? Call 211

  In these tough economic times, more and more of us are finding that we can't do it on our own. If you need help, you can call 211 to find out where to get it.

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  Columbia County Public Transit popular in poor economy

  The cost of fuel and the hurting economy are giving the Columbia County Public Transit a boost in business.