The cost of gasoline has once again risen to new record highs this weekend, as the cost for a gallon of gasoline jumped another 0.8 cents to a national average of $3.365 a gallon. At current levels, consumers are spending 54 cents a gallon more for their gasoline they were this time last year, marking a 19% one year jump in gasoline prices. And for those of you that are hoping to get some relief from the current prices ... don't hold your breath. According to AAA, you should only be expecting to see prices continue to move higher. One of the main reasons why prices should continue to move to the upside is that we are just now about to enter into the high demand summer driving months.

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