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Drivers can expect to see even lower gas prices in 2024.GasBuddy released its 2024 outlook on Thursday, which predicts the national average for the price of regular unleaded gasoline will fall from $3.51 a gallon to $3.38 next year. As 2023 fades away, I m hopeful those $5 and $6 prices for gasoline and diesel will also fade into memory, said Patrick De Haan, head of petroleum analysis for GasBuddy.However, there may be some bumps in the road for drivers in 2024 as GasBuddy predicts fuel prices will increase as the summer approaches. That s when the national average is expected to rise to about $4 鈥?with drivers in some cities on the West Coast paying $6 per gallon.SEE MORE: 5 steps to save money on auto repairGasBuddy says some variables could cause volatility, including weather-related issues, unexpected outages and the presidential election. However, the company says the U.S. is in a good position t
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