Record #4105
US retail gasoline prices will reach $6-$8 per gallon and gas lines will appear by roughly mid-June 2026
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Original quoteAnd then you'll be seeing $6 $7 $8.00. You'll be seeing gas lines. We're very close I've been warning about this the exxon executive finally said it
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How the call settles
US average retail gasoline prices hit $6/gallon or higher, with reported fuel lines/shortages, by mid-June 2026 (EIA/AAA data)
Our reasoning
NO on the research record because The US national average for regular gasoline started June 2026 around $4.61 and fell to $3.99 by June 18, averaging $4.05 for the month — never approaching $6-$8/gallon, and no national fuel lines or shortages were reported by mid-June 2026.. Applied stored rule: US average retail gasoline prices hit $6/gallon or higher, with reported fuel lines/shortages, by mid-June 2026 (EIA/AAA data).
Outcome evidence
The US national average for regular gasoline started June 2026 around $4.61 and fell to $3.99 by June 18, averaging $4.05 for the month — never approaching $6-$8/gallon, and no national fuel lines or shortages were reported by mid-June 2026.
Outcome date: 2026-06-15
Verdict recorded: 2026-07-30
Basis: research