In most of the last 15 years, this is the week when gasoline prices started a spring surge, but experts say drivers might be spared this year.
"All the pieces are in place this year for it not to spike up," says Phil Flynn, director of research for Alaron Trading in Chicago.
That's because a huge amount of crude oil is available for refiners and demand remains relatively low.
Gas prices nationally …
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