After reaching its all-time high in June, high fuel prices have begun to subside in the American Union.
From its record point until now, Gasoline prices have fallen regarding 20 percent as drivers cut back and fears of an economic downturn have grownthreatening a decline in demand.
However, prices continue to be 25 percent higher compared to the previous year.
According to the most recent update of the American Automobile Association (AAA) The average cost of a gallon of gasoline in the United States for this Monday, August 22, is $3,901 dollars.
With prices falling, it is expected that the cost of a gallon of gasoline is positioned by under three dollars In a large part of the country, between September and October.
Gasoline price today, August 22, in the United States: Texas, California, Florida, New York…
Although the national average is above three dollars, the truth is that the average changes in each state due to fuel taxes, for example in California and Hawaii the cost of a gallon exceeds five dollars.
Following, the average gas prices by state:
- Alabama: $3,471 dollars
- Alaska: $4,867 dollars
- Arizona: $4,041 dollars
- Arkansas: $3,406 dollars
- California: $5,324 dollars
- Colorado: $3,898 dollars
- Connecticut: $4,019 dollars
- Delaware: $3,800 dollars
- District of Columbia: $4,104 dollars
- Florida: $3,528 dollars
- Georgia: $3,427 dollars
- Hawaii: $5,316 dollars
- Idaho: $4,647 dollars
- Illinois: $4,254 dollars
- Indiana: $3,906 dollars
- Iowa: $3,545 dollars
- Kansas: $3,481 dollars
- Kentucky: $3,500 dollars
- Louisiana: $3,457 dollars
- Maine: $4,162 dollars
- Maryland: $3,886 dollars
- Massachusetts: $4,169 dollars
- Michigan: $3,901 dollars
- Minnesota: $3,829 dollars
- Mississippi: $3,422 dollars
- Missouri: $3,467 dollars
- Montana: $4,201 dollars
- Nebraska: $3,671 dollars
- Nevada: $4,915 dollars
- New Hampshire: $4,037 dollars
- New Jersey: $4,064 dollars
- New Mexico: $3,655 dollars
- New York: $4,248 dollars
- North Carolina: $3,593 dollars
- North Dakota: $3,887 dollars
- Ohio: $3,650 dollars
- Oklahoma: $3,513 dollars
- Oregon: $4,829 dollars
- Pennsylvania: $4,219 dollars
- Rhode Island: $4,086 dollars
- South Carolina: $3,463 dollars
- South Dakota: $3,863 dollars
- Tennessee: $3,443 dollars
- Texas: $3,436 dollars
- Utah: $4,533 dollars
- Vermont: $4,217 dollars
- Virginia: $3,692 dollars
- Washington: $4,776 dollars
- West Virginia: $3,881 dollars
- Wisconsin: $3,678 dollars
- Wyoming: $4,014 dollars
