Daniel Ushakov : My weekly driving costs have remained the same over the last year as I do not have a gasoline vehicle and have used either my bike or public transit (which in my locale utilizes natural gas).
However, I still pay attention to the gas prices where I live and since April 2021, gas has gone up almost $1.50 a gallon making it around $4.53 these days on average for regular unleaded.  If you are driving a 40 gallon tank pickup truck like a 2010 F150, you were easily spending around $100 a week for short commutes last summer and saw about a 33% jump, ouch.
Uber even announced a new fuel surcharge for their rideshare services (however it was not announced whether or not the drivers would be receiving that surcharge fee).  Commuting on the whole has been affected.
Beyond just daily commuting the cost to fly is also enormously affected as jet fuel is affected by the sanctions resultant of the invasion by Russia.  
Smaller supply (so to speak) and demand remains steady, still favoring those in the supply side.
Good luck, everyone.