Dozens of cars line up at local gas station in anticipation of additional price increases

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Many drivers stopped at local gas stations and waited in lines to fill up their tanks last Thursday. With the problems of hurricane Katrina devastating New Orleans and its surroundings, gas prices are only expected to increase even more for the next several weeks.

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