Maryland, Georgia pause gas taxes with prices near record highs
FOX Business Flash top headlines for March 21
Here are your FOX Business Flash top headlines for March 21.
U.S. gas prices dropped by a penny overnight with the average cost of a gallon of gasoline now standing at $4.242 as lawmakers around the country attempt to ease the pain at the pump.
The previous high was set on March 11 when a gallon of gasoline in the United States sold for an average of $4.33.
Lawmakers across the U.S. are pushing to pause the collection of gasoline taxes to give drivers a temporary break at the pump as fuel costs hover near record highs.
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Maryland and Georgia are temporarily cutting state gasoline taxes as fuel prices have surged world-wide amid Russia's invasion of Ukraine, which sent shock waves throughout the oil market. California is considering giving drivers a $400 rebate to help cushion the blow of high gasoline prices.
Lawmakers in Illinois, Massachusetts, Maine, Michigan, Minnesota, New York and Tennessee are also weighing whether to suspend their state taxes on gasoline.
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