The Highest Gas Prices In US History, Breaking Record From 2008
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Gas stations reported prices that were $2 higher than the state average. Los Angeles and San Francisco stations sell regular gasoline at more than $6 per gallon. Some even reach $7. KSBW reported that a station in Gorda, located 140 miles south from San Francisco, charged $7.59.
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On Tuesday morning, prices in 28 states were above $4. Only five states, namely South Dakota, Kansas Missouri, Oklahoma, Oklahoma, and Arkansas, have an average price of less than $3.80. Oklahoma is the cheapest state for gas at $3.71
These are the average gas prices per gallon for the United States, according to AAA
- California ($5.44)
- Hawaii ($4.71)
- Nevada ($4.67)
- Oregon ($4.58)
- Washington (4.54)
- Alaska ($4.50)
- Illinois ($4.42)
- New York (4.36)
- Connecticut ($4.35)
- Pennsylvania ($4.31)
