“We’re expecting to see price increases to continue through the week, and in particular in the southeast region and in the northeast, because we are seeing directly impacted areas along the terminals of the pipeline that remain out,” Devin Gladden with the American Automobile Association (AAA) told The Epoch Times. …Rising fuel prices before the attack stemmed in part from a shortage of gas tanker drivers as other industries attracted people who may otherwise drive the trucks. The country has also seen higher demand in recent months, as well as a higher cost for oil.
