Iran War Spikes Alabama Gas Prices, Relief Unlikely

0:00It's April 8th. Welcome in. This is Birmingham News Today, where local news meets AI. Gas prices are spiking hard across Alabama, jumping from $3.1 a gallon just a month ago to $3.85. Now, all tied to the war in Iran messing with oil flows. A deal just got ink to reopen the strait of Hormuz, but don't hold your breath for quick relief at the pump. That ceasefire is only locked in for two weeks, and with ships backed up from delays, it could take weeks or even months for supply chains to smooth. Out and push prices down. Drivers are filling the pinch right away, asking when the drop will hit their wallets, while AAA notes this war's chaos has made fuel costs the most. Direct hit so far. In the meantime, smart moves like hunting for the cheapest stations with apps or fuel rewards can stretch your tank further, as everyone keeps eyes on. What happens next with that straighten?