New Jersey drivers are seeing another jump at the pump as gas prices continue to climb.

AAA says the average price for a gallon of regular gasoline in New Jersey has risen to $4.36, an increase of about 5 cents overnight.

But depending on where drivers fill up, the actual price can vary significantly.

In Edison, two gas stations located across the street from each other on Route 514 were charging dramatically different prices.

Wawa was selling regular gasoline for $4.49 a gallon, while Raceway was charging $4.17 a gallon for customers paying with cash.

The difference highlights how drivers can still find savings by comparing prices before filling up.

President Donald Trump said Wednesday that oil prices have surged because of the Gulf War and that he does not expect prices to fall until after the midterm elections.