We’re not even into the busy summer travel months and already the price of gasoline has risen by 20-cents the past two weeks. Drivers in Florida on average are paying $4.20 while the average price of gas in Georgia is more than 35-cents cheaper.

You may be feeling the effects of the huge gas price increase but it is also having an impact on something you may not have considered -- the money it takes to keep city cars and trucks operating.

The ongoing saga over gas and oil prices is becoming the political hot button topic of the day.

The belief that gas is the highest it’s ever been has been on the minds of many Americans as the average price for regular has soared above $4 nationally.