U.S. motorists are poised to pay the lowest Labor Day gasoline prices in five years, according to forecasts cited by Axios and fuel-price tracker GasBuddy. The national average price at the pump is projected to settle at about $3.15 a gallon over the holiday weekend, marking the cheapest Labor Day reading since 2020 and roughly 14 cents less than the same period last year. GasBuddy’s outlook attributes the moderation to steady domestic supply and softer seasonal demand as summer driving tapers off. While regional variations will persist, the firm expects most states to post year-on-year declines, offering some relief to consumers at the end of the busy travel season.