America’s favorite gas hack app delivers worst news imaginable for California drivers
GasBuddy has warned that gasoline prices in California will continue to rise due to ongoing geopolitical tensions involving Iran and the collapse of ceasefire talks. The national average gas price has reached its highest level in four years, driven by disruptions in oil supply and increased market volatility. California drivers are facing some of the highest prices in the country, with averages nearing $6 per gallon.
- ▪GasBuddy reported rising gasoline prices in 39 states, with the national average increasing and California nearing $6 per gallon.
- ▪Ceasefire talks between the U.S. and Iran have failed, contributing to heightened geopolitical tensions and higher oil prices.
- ▪California's gas prices are significantly above the national average, with some areas like San Jose and the Bay Area exceeding $6 per gallon.
- ▪The U.S. crude oil exports likely hit a record high last week as Asian refineries seek alternative supplies.
- ▪Analysts attribute the price surge to restricted oil flow through the Strait of Hormuz and increased global market uncertainty.
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Metro America’s favorite gas hack app delivers worst news imaginable for California drivers By Zain Khan Published April 28, 2026, 6:21 p.m. ET America’s favorite gas price app has warned prices are going to continue to go up for Californians as the war in Iran rages on. Patrick De Haan, head of petroleum analysis at GasBuddy, said there will be no relief at the pumps after ceasefire talks between the US and Tehran fell through. He told drivers to brace for more “volatility” as regions such as the Golden State already suffer under crippling prices. 4 America’s favorite gas price app has warned prices are going to continue to go up for Californians as the war in Iran rages on.
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