U.S. gasoline prices hit record $4.15 average for Labor Day

  • American drivers faced record gasoline prices during the Labor Day period.
  • $4.15 was the national average gasoline price on Monday, according to AAA.
  • The previous Labor Day record was $3.82, set in 2012.

The national average gasoline price reached a record $4.15 on Monday for Labor Day, according to the American Automobile Association. The price rose from $4.08 a week earlier as higher crude prices and supply disruptions in the Middle East and Russia tightened global markets. The previous Labor Day record was $3.82, set in 2012.

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