filled up for $2.16 a gallon yesterday...very happy for that with the amount of driving i do...until i saw the same station this morning was now show $2.12...that could have saved me 44 cents from last night...lol

Right now we're sitting at $2.59 in my home town, but $2.85 where I work. Hoping prices start to drop since I will have to fill up this weekend.

$2.20something to $2.30

$3.15 in rural Idaho

ranges from $3.25 - $4.30 in the capital of California

ouch...

$2.12 in S. MS

I have no idea. NJ

$2.45 - $2.79 Naples, FL

$3.31 because we can't pump our own gas (for our safety) in Oregon

Expensive, like everything that is taxed to death in NY.

Around $2.55 here in a upscale lake community in central Georgia. Little less in nearby towns. Enjoyed experiencing $2.08 - $2.25 on our drive through southern Alabama, Mississippi, and Louisiana the past few days on our way to New Orleans and back. Closer to the refineries in the Gulf area and lower gas taxes does make a difference.

Around $2.25 here. I assume it's because the stations have switched to their summer blends.

The gas prices in NY go up when they switch to summer blends and when they switch back.

That's just part of it. Other areas have summer and winter blends and their prices are not as high.


N.Y.'s gasoline taxes highest in continental U.S.
"The main reason is New York has as many as seven state taxes that add up to 45 cents per gallon"

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even at 45 cents per gallon, NY falls well short of the 58 cents pennsylvania charges, 49 cents from washington, and 48 cents from california...interesting who charges what...

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fuel_taxes_in_the_United_States#State_taxes

Our gas prices dropped $.10 last night.

$1.39, unfortunately it was at Taco Bell.....

$2.05 this morning in Baton Rouge

Ha ha Pale! Gave me a good smile

$2.13, southern Ohio

On Saturday $2.79 in Flushing, Queens NYC.

$2.659 to 2.729 - Hyannis, Cape Cod

$2.60, Hyannis, NE

It's $2.55 here.

It was down to $2.06 this morning!