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State fuel taxes remain suspended

Governor extends relief to Nov. 29

Gas prices at the El Cheapo pumps for the K&J Market on West Main St. are shown Wednesday afternoon. Prices have declined in the past few months and are as low as $2.49 per gallon at some stations in Statesboro. Gov. Brian Kemp announced state taxes at fuel pumps would remain suspended through at least Nov. 29. - photo by JIM HEALY/staff

Gas prices at the El Cheapo pumps for the K&J Market on West Main St. are shown Wednesday afternoon. Prices have declined in the past few months and are as low as $2.49 per gallon at some stations in Statesboro. Gov. Brian Kemp announced state taxes at fu — Gas prices at the El Cheapo pumps for the K&J Market on West Main St. are shown Wednesday afternoon. Prices have declined in the past few months and are as low as $2.49 per gallon at some stations in Statesboro. Gov. Brian Kemp announced state taxes at fuel pumps would remain suspended through at least Nov. 29. - photo by JIM HEALY/staff

ATLANTA — People in Georgia will keep paying no state taxes on gasoline and diesel, at least until state lawmakers start a special legislative session.

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