The warm weather isn't the only sign that summer's on its way. With the peak driving season approaching, [Derived Headline]

From: New Haven Register | Date: April 19, 2008| Author: Cara Baruzzi | Copyright information

By Cara Baruzzi Register Business Editor

The warm weather isn't the only sign that summer's on its way. With the peak driving season approaching, gas prices are jumping, setting new records almost daily and climbing an average of 13 cents in Greater New Haven in the past week alone.

And area gas station owners say prices are about to climb even higher as they make the mandatory change over to "summer blend" gas, which includes ethanol -- a move they say is likely to tack on anoth...

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