Oil prices soar as Iran conflict disrupts global supply

The end of the ceasefire in Iran has caused crude oil prices to soar toward $90 a barrel, signaling an imminent rise in U.S. gasoline costs. AAA warns that global supply constraints from conflicts in Iran and Ukraine, combined with record-low strategic petroleum reserves, are driving this trend. Consequently, commuters in San Diego are increasingly adopting habits like carpooling and driving less aggressively to mitigate higher expenses.