Reportedly Georgians have paid $1.4 billion more for gas since the war with Iran started

Georgia drivers have paid $1.4 billion more for gas since the war with Iran began.

A new report says the conflict has pushed up fuel prices, and Georgians are feeling it every time they pull up to the pump.

The report estimates that Georgia drivers have spent about $1.4 billion above what they would have paid if gas prices had stayed at pre-war levels.