During the peak driving season in the US, gasoline and diesel prices both rose to the highest level in the same period of the year. According to data from the American Automobile Association, gasoline and diesel prices both hit record highs in the same period of the year. In the second week of August, the average price of gasoline in the US reached 4 US dollars per gallon, while diesel reached 5.40 US dollars per gallon, all of which reached record highs for the same period of the year. Right now is the peak travel season, and millions of Americans usually drive to vacation or visit family. In the same period last year, gasoline was $3.20 per gallon and diesel was $3.70 per gallon.

During the peak driving season in the US, gasoline and diesel prices both rose to the highest level in the same period of the year. According to data from the American Automobile Association, gasoline and diesel prices both hit record highs in the same period of the year. In the second week of August, the average price of gasoline in the US reached 4 US dollars per gallon, while diesel reached 5.40 US dollars per gallon, all of which reached record highs for the same period of the year. Right now is the peak travel season, and millions of Americans usually drive to vacation or visit family. In the same period last year, gasoline was $3.20 per gallon and diesel was $3.70 per gallon.