Gasoline price today, September 7, in the United States: Texas, California, Florida, New York…

The fuel continues to decline in USA.

After reaching its historical maximum in July of this year, fuel prices have been easing, recording a downward trend ever since. Currently, the national average price It is positioned below four dollars.

For this Wednesday, September 7, fuel prices registered a drop of $0.015 compared to yesterday’s average, Tuesday, September 6, according to the most recent update of the American Automobile Association (AAA).

Having said that, the average price of a gallon of gasoline nationwide is $3,764 dollarswhile diesel is listed at $5,136 dollars.

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Gasoline price today, September 7, in the United States: Texas, California, Florida, New York…

It is worth mentioning that each state has its own price average due to fuel taxes that exists in each of them.

Then, the average price of a gallon of gasoline in each state of the American Union.

  • Alaska: $4,743 dollars
  • Alabama: $3,368 dollars
  • Arkansas: $3,241 dollars
  • Arizona: $3,990 dollars
  • California: $5,279 dollars
  • Colorado: $3,711 dollars
  • Connecticut: $3,700 dollars
  • District of Columbia: $3,909 dollars
  • Delaware: $3,520 dollars
  • Florida: $3,503 dollars
  • Georgia: $3,311 dollars
  • Hawaii: $5,301 dollars
  • Iowa: $3,429 dollars
  • Idaho: $4,504 dollars
  • Illinois: $4,102 dollars
  • Indiana: $3,880 dollars
  • Kansas: $3,443 dollars
  • Kentucky: $3,411 dollars
  • Louisiana: $3,292 dollars
  • Massachusetts: $3,896 dollars
  • Maryland: $3,617 dollars
  • Maine: $3,849 dollars
  • Michigan: $3,828 dollars
  • Minnesota: $3,692 dollars
  • Missouri: $3,357 dollars
  • Mississippi: $3,253 dollars
  • Montana: $4,003 dollars
  • North Carolina: $3,477 dollars
  • North Dakota: $3,676 dollars
  • Nebraska: $3,539 dollars
  • New Hampshire: $3,799 dollars
  • New Jersey: $3,792 dollars
  • New Mexico: $3,614 dollars
  • Nevada: $4,831 dollars
  • New York: $3,984 dollars
  • Ohio: $3,609 dollars
  • Oklahoma: $3,349 dollars
  • Oregon: $4,706 dollars
  • Pennsylvania: $3,975 dollars
  • Rhode Island: $3,786 dollars
  • South Carolina: $3,387 dollars
  • South Dakota: $3,727 dollars
  • Tennessee: $3,347 dollars
  • Texas: $3,233 dollars
  • Utah: $4,360 dollars
  • Virginia: $3,544 dollars
  • Vermont: $3,935 dollars
  • Washington: $4,667 dollars
  • Wisconsin: $3,550 dollars
  • West Virginia: $3,715 dollars
  • Wyoming: $3,851 dollars

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