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We are approaching the last Monday of May. Americans are preparing for Memorial Day (a federal holiday in the United States for honoring and U.S. military personnel who died while serving in the United States Armed Forces). Traditionally, this three-day weekend kicks off the summer driving season, a period when Americans tend to drive more. For the last three years, the normal summer trend was to a larger or lesser extent influenced by the global pandemic.
This year, 2023, appears to be the first year since 2019 that we might have a “normal” summer driving season. However, the world has changed since 2019 and so has the traditional summer driving season.
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