According to the annual report from GasBuddy, even though people are looking to travel, concerns about inflation are making it harder to plan.

Dubbed Fuel Your Way NJ Self-Serve Day of Awareness, the temporary price cut is part of campaign to educate the public about how much they could potentially save if the Motorist Fueling Choice and Convenience Act were enacted.

According to GasBuddy Head of Petroleum Analysis Patrick De Haan, as the cost of diesel increases as well, you can expect to see the impacts of those upticks "in the grocery store, hardware store or on your next flight as fuel prices accelerate, leading to a continued rise in inflation likely to ripple across the economy.”

The company said that on average, more than 8,600 people per hour save through the initiative, which launched in March.

Filling up at the pump will still cost you more than it did last year, and even the current reprieve from recent surges may not last, according to some experts.