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The epiphany about gasoline prices continues.

The average price for one gallon of unleaded regular gasoline continued driving downward over the Christmas holiday, through New Year's Day and into 2015.

You can determine the lowest prices in your area of the Lehigh Valley by going to 69 WFMZ "Pump Picks":

http://www.wfmz.com/traffic/pump/133162

According to gasbuddy.com, among the lowest prices in the Lehigh Valley as of Jan. 6, for one gallon of unleaded regular at non-membership gas stations are:

$2.29, B to B Market, Third and Grape streets, Whitehall;

$2.35, US Petroleum, Bath Pike and Gateway Drive, Bethlehem;

$2.38, Hess, South Fourth and West Federal streets, Allentown;

$2.39, Gulf, 25th and Northampton streets, Easton; and

$2.41, Blue Star, Lehigh and Walnut drives, Northampton;

$2.45, Daisy Hill, East Emmaus Avenue and East Susquehanna streets, Salisbury.

Just over the Pennsylvania border, the lowest price for one gallon of unleaded regular is $2.05, Hess, Clinton, N.J.

Lehigh Valley prices at the pump are still higher than the national average.

According to the Automobile Association of America, the national average for one gallon of unleaded regular gasoline is $2.19, as of Jan. 7. That's down from the national average of $2.67 one month ago and $3.31 one year ago.

The national average price for a gallon of unleaded regular gas peaked at $3.72 seven months ago.

Prices are said to be down 40 percent since June.

The drop in gasoline prices is believed to be the biggest in 30 years.

If the low gasoline prices continue, it's estimated a household could save $1,500 in 2015.

A barrel of light sweet crude oil dipped below $50 to $48 for the first time since May 2009.