Florida drivers are experiencing the lowest Labor Day gas prices in three years, with an average of $3.29 per gallon, nearly 40 cents lower than the previous year. This decrease is attributed to reduced gas demand and changes in driving habits post-pandemic. In contrast, Georgia's gas prices have only slightly declined, averaging $3.14 per gallon, as a small bump in demand for last summer trips slows the decrease. Nationally, gas prices have also seen a minor reduction, dropping to an average of $3.33 per gallon, with ongoing concerns about future price impacts from an Atlantic storm system. Overall, Florida's prices remain lower than the national average, which is currently at $3.31 per gallon. These trends reflect broader shifts in consumer behavior and market dynamics following the pandemic.