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Gas prices in the Inland Empire rose to $4.85/gallon, straining drivers and nonprofits.
Gas prices have climbed across the Inland Empire, placing financial strain on drivers and nonprofit organizations that rely on vehicles for services.
Prices reached an average of $4.85 per gallon, up 60 cents from last month, according to local fuel data.
Many low-income families and nonprofit workers report cutting back on nonessential driving or delaying vehicle maintenance.
Community groups say rising fuel costs are making it harder to deliver aid and transport clients, especially in areas with limited public transit.
Officials note the increase follows a recent spike in crude oil prices and supply chain disruptions.
Los precios de la gasolina en el Inland Empire subieron a $4.85 por galón, presionando a los conductores y a las organizaciones sin fines de lucro.