Indiana’s gasoline tax holiday will continue for at least a little while longer. Mike Braun issued a new executive order Wednesday extending the suspension of the state’s gas taxes for 30 days. “New conditions that continue to disrupt global energy distribution provide a new basis for a suspension of gas taxes. Affordability is my top priority, and my gas tax suspensions delivered the cheapest gas in America for Hoosiers all summer,” he said. The state gas taxes are directed toward the state highway department and local governments for road projects, with the Braun administration projecting a decline of $533 million in revenue from the four months of the tax suspension.