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U.S. Drivers Paid $8.4 Billion More for Fuel Since February 28, Post Says

The post says Americans have spent about $240 million more per day on gasoline since the Iran war began, while the average U.S. gas price has risen.

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  • Fuel costs: The amount consumers pay for gasoline or other transport fuels, often affected by crude oil prices, refining, and supply disruptions.