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Pa. gas taxes down, but other factors may affect whether we see it - Vimarsana News

Pa. gas taxes down, but other factors may affect whether we see it

Pennsylvania taxes on gasoline eased on Jan 1 – but that doesn’t necessarily mean prices will go down.

Gas prices continue to drop in Attleboro area, beyond - Vimarsana News

Gas prices continue to drop in Attleboro area, beyond

Strong demand over the holidays and ongoing tensions in the Middle East weren’t enough to prevent gas prices in Massachusetts and beyond from beginning the new year as they have

Massachusetts gas prices dip 3 cents, AAA says trend could continue - Vimarsana News

Massachusetts gas prices dip 3 cents, AAA says trend could continue

Gas prices dipped in Massachusetts slightly for the first week of 2024.

Massachusetts gas prices continue to decline into the new year; national average down after rare increase - Vimarsana News

Massachusetts gas prices continue to decline into the new year; national average down after rare increase

Near record levels of holiday traffic didn’t stop gas prices from declining as the calendar turned to 2024 and millions of Americans hit the roads between Christmas and New Year’s Day.

(Opinion) Other Voices: Southwest fine a win for the future of travel - Vimarsana News

(Opinion) Other Voices: Southwest fine a win for the future of travel

The $140 million deal Southwest Airlines reached with the federal government last week over its 2022 holiday travel fiasco could be seen as a slap on the wrist for a company that brings in almost $26 billion in yearly revenues. But it sends a signal that the days when travelers are essentially held hostage to the profit-chasing whims of airlines are, if not over, on the wane.