Labor Day gas prices are highest ever for holiday

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AAA reports that regular gasoline prices reached a record high for Labor Day weekend, hitting a national average of $4.15 per gallon. This figure surpasses the previous 2012 record of $3.82 and is nearly a dollar higher than last year's costs. These price spikes, driven by refinery issues and the Iran War, have impacted travel habits, with some families opting to stay closer to home due to the increased expense of filling up their tanks.
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