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After strikes and Iran's partial closure of the Strait of Hormuz raised global oil prices, DoorDash will give U.S. drivers 10% cash back on gas with its Crimson Visa and weekly $5 to $15 fuel payments through April 26.

Iran closed most traffic through the Strait of Hormuz after strikes on February 28, disrupting roughly one fifth of global oil flows.
U.S. gas prices have risen sharply, with some states up more than 30% in two weeks and the national average near $4 per gallon.
DoorDash will give U.S. drivers 10% cash back on gas with its Crimson Visa debit card and weekly fuel payments of $5 to $15 for Dashers who drive 125 miles or more.
Both DoorDash relief programs run through April 26 and could save Dashers about $1 to $1.50 per gallon from weekly payments depending on miles driven.
DoorDash also highlights 2% cash back on EV charging and other EV incentives as online searches for electric vehicles have increased about 20% since the conflict began.

DoorDash offers emergency gas relief as Iran conflict pushes US fuel prices higher

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