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"We run 24/7, we have cars on all the time."

Gas in New York averages over $4.46 a gallon according to AAA, and it’s unclear when this surge, spurred by inflation and the war in Ukraine, will ease.

"The car is a way of life here. It is not just for recreational purposes. People need this to go to work. People need this to take care of business."

"We’re working hard on that, and I’m quite optimistic we can meet these goals. But it’s going to take huge participation and buy-in from everyone."

Cheaper to produce winter blend gas, a low demand and low oil prices have all contributed to pump prices reaching their lowest point of the year.

For some, this may be the most wonderful time of the year, but it also can be a more hazardous time on the roads. That's according to GasBuddy, which is out with a new study that suggests drivers are 175 percent more aggressive during the holidays than the rest of the year.