You can expect to pay more at the pump now as the gas tax suspension in Georgia has expired.  Georgia Governor Brian Kemp had extended the suspension of fuel taxes until January 10, 2023.  At midnight Wednesday, the tax went back into place. That is going to add an extra 31 cents per gallon of gas.  When the governor first suspended the gas tax, gas was over $4.20 per gallon.  Earlier this week, gas prices in Northwest Georgia were around $2.80 per gallon.  The gas tax is not paid by your local gas station retailer but by the fuel distributors in the state. That means you may still find gas available that does not have the fuel tax added to it yet.  But any fuel delivered past midnight on January 11, 2023 will have the gas tax added.  The added tax will likely push the average price for a gallon of gas back over the $3 per gallon mark in the upcoming days.