By BJ Austin, KERA News
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Dallas, TX – Gasoline prices in Texas are down slightly or holding steady, after a run-up during the past few weeks.
Dan Ronan is with Triple A Texas.
Ronan: We'll probably peak in terms of gasoline prices sometime between now and June for the year, unless something happens on the international front that we can't predict. So, we've got a period over the next five or six weeks where gas prices may go up a little bit.
But Ronan says it won't be the five to ten cent weekly increases we saw in March and early April.
The average price for a gallon of regular, unleaded in Dallas is $2.75, a drop of two cents from last week. Average Fort Worth prices are down three cents, at $2.74.