Gasoline prices are close to $4.50 a gallon as the Iran war continues, prompting calls to suspend federal and state gas taxes. Several states, including Indiana and Georgia, have already suspended or lowered their fuel taxes to help ease pump prices. The move reflects growing pressure to mitigate the impact of the ongoing conflict on consumers.
With gasoline prices hovering near $4.50 a gallon amid the Iran war, calls to suspend federal and state gas taxes are gaining momentum. Multiple states, including Indiana and Georgia this week, have either suspended or reduced their own fuel taxes to ease prices at the pump elevated by the seven-month conflict. Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp...
