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What are gas prices in the US and each state? Today 5 July 2022

The end of July 4 weekend could lead to a return in fuel prices, but the huge amount of demand over the weekend forced many gas stations to lower demands.

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The end of July 4 weekend could lead to a return in fuel prices, but the huge amount of demand over the weekend forced many gas stations to lower demands.
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Prices for fuel have reached their peak for the year so far, reaching $5.01 a gallon as a US average on June 14. There has been a slight decrease over the last three weeks with the average cost of a gallon sitting at the $4.80 mark.

While prices continue to edge down in nearly every state, reductions in prices for many are so minimal that they won’t be felt in these relatively expensive times. Fuel in Europe is currently much more expensive compared to the US, for example.

As evidenced by this tweet, the US government has been reduced to begging oil companies to cut their profits and help Americans out. Though prices have been trickling down for the last two weeks, 2022 is the year with the highest July fourth fuel prices in all of time. The prior price record was set in 2088 at $4.10 per gallon.

The AAA Gas Prices website updates the price of fuel every day, showing the overnight price changes at the national and state level. Every day up to 120,000 stations are surveyed in cooperation with WEX Inc for unmatched statistical reliability.

Date: Tuesday 5 July 2022

Today’s national average: $4.800 (-$0.007 from July 4)

Selected states’ daily average

California $6.236 (-$0.005)

Texas $4.391 (-$0.014)

Florida $4.536 ($-0.015)

New York $4.885 (-$0.006)

Gas cost calculator

The AAA website includes a useful gas cost calculator to help Americans work out how much their trip is likely to cost. Just enter your starting location plus two, or three, destinations as well as car model details.

In which states is gas most expensive?

The five states with the highest average regular gas prices today are:

California $6.236 (-$0.005)

Hawaii $5.619 (-$0.003)

Alaska $5.553 (+$0.014)

Nevada $5.512 (-$0.007)

Oregon $5.471 (-$0.003)

In which states is gas least expensive?

The five states for the lowest average regular gas prices today are:

South Carolina $4.290 (-$0.010)

Georgia $4.300 (-$0.011)

Mississippi $4.310 (-$0.009)

Louisiana $4.350 (-$0.008)

Arkansas $4.355 (-$0.006)