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Georgia Leaders Weigh Gas Tax Relief as Prices Climb

Georgia Leaders Weigh Gas Tax Relief as Prices Climb

Governor Brian Kemp is currently considering whether to suspend Georgia’s gas tax to help drivers deal with a sudden surge in fuel costs. As of mid-March 2026, the Governor has not yet signed an executive order to stop the tax, instead choosing a “wait-and-see” approach. He has stated that he is monitoring the market closely to see if the price hike is a temporary problem or a long-term issue. If he decide to act, Georgians could save about 33.85 cents per gallon at the pump, which is the current state tax rate for gasoline. Why Gas Prices Are Rising in Georgia Gas prices in Georgia

Georgia Leaders Weigh Gas Tax Relief as Prices Climb

Georgia Leaders Weigh Gas Tax Relief as Prices Climb

Governor Brian Kemp is currently considering whether to suspend Georgia’s gas tax to help drivers deal with a sudden surge in fuel costs. As of mid-March 2026, the Governor has not yet signed an executive order to stop the tax, instead choosing a “wait-and-see” approach.

Georgia Gas Prices Jump 44 Cents Why Atlanta Drivers are Paying More

Georgia Gas Prices Jump 44 Cents: Why Atlanta Drivers are Paying More

Rising crude oil prices, driven by significant disruptions in global shipping routes, have pushed gasoline costs in Georgia to an average of $3.22 per gallon, a sharp 44-cent increase that reflects the first time oil has sustained levels above $100 per barrel in years. This surge at the pump