Gas prices moved ever so slightly overnight as the average price of regular unleaded gasoline reached $4.368 per gallon for Tuesday, Oct. 6. That’s up less than one cent from Monday’s average of $4.365, according to AAA.

This is the first October on record with a national average above $4 per gallon. Although prices have fallen slightly over the last seven days, drivers are still paying 21 cents more per gallon than they were a month ago. A year ago, the average price was $3.11 per gallon, meaning drivers are now paying $1.25 more per gallon, an increase of 40%.

Gas prices stand above $4.30, marking an increase of 46% from pre-war levels.

Gas prices look like they'll be at historic highs for Election Day, but prices may come down a bit from where they are now.

Many gas station brands get their fuel reviewed and tested by TOP TIER, a company endorsed by AAA, which rates fuel quality for gasoline and diesel engines. The brands that meet the company's standards will be recognized as a TOP TIER-approved gasoline brand.

THE Chevron CEO is giving American drivers a chilling warning about the future of gas prices. He said that global energy reserves are low going into the winter, leaving the market open to

Costco Wholesale Corporation (COST) reported net sales of $30.0B for the retail month of September, an increase of 13.0% from a year ago. Analysts expected a strong month with some consumers willing to make an extra trip to the retailer for its lower-than-average gas prices.

As gasoline prices continue to fluctuate amid tensions in the Strait of Hormuz, 10 News is working to help you track what to expect at the pump.