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Washington drivers face gasoline prices above $5.57 per gallon

Gasoline prices in Washington state have risen above $5.57 per gallon, and an analyst warns that elevated prices may persist. A broader national supply disruption has not been established.

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Sustained fuel costs can raise household expenses and transport prices across the regional economy.

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  1. WA drivers pay more than $5.57 a gallon for gas with no end in sight, GasBuddy analyst warns ↗kiro7.com · Recorded source date: Sep 15, 2026, 8:02 PM UTC

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