New Bedford Fuel Check: Gas at $3.76, Diesel at $4.99
A New Bedford Cumberland Farms listed regular gas at $3.76 and diesel at $4.99 on Aug. 1, below current AAA Massachusetts and Seekonk comparisons.
A New Bedford Cumberland Farms listed regular gas at $3.76 and diesel at $4.99 on Aug. 1, below current AAA Massachusetts and Seekonk comparisons.
Baltimore metro regular gas slipped to $4.158 per gallon on August 1, while diesel rose to $5.419, keeping fuel costs high for drivers and businesses.
AAA’s Aug. 1 San Francisco metro check puts regular gas at $5.819 and diesel at $7.042, with both still above month- and year-ago levels.
Indianapolis regular gas averaged $3.633 while diesel reached $5.390 in AAA’s Aug. 1 metro check, with both fuels still above recent comparison points.
Killeen TX – AAA’s August 1 metro check shows gas easing from last week while diesel remains above $5, leaving fuel costs uneven for local drivers and businesses.
AAA’s Aug. 1 Columbus metro average reached $4.189 for regular gas and $5.301 for diesel, raising fuel costs for commuters and local businesses.
Philadelphia’s Aug. 1 AAA check shows regular gas easing to $4.244 while diesel rises to $5.604, keeping fuel costs high for drivers and businesses.
Louisville regular gas averaged $3.596 on Aug. 1, while diesel reached $4.772. Regular gas fell from recent comparison points, but diesel continued to rise.
Phoenix regular gas averaged $4.510 and diesel $5.640 on August 1, with both prices higher across AAA’s daily, weekly, monthly and yearly comparisons.
AAA’s August 1 check puts the St. Louis metro average at $3.821 for regular gas and $4.832 for diesel, with gasoline easing while diesel rises from recent averages.
AAA’s Aug. 1 check puts Washington, DC regular gas at $4.243 and diesel at $5.612, with diesel posting the sharper daily increase.
Norfolk-area regular gas averaged $3.983 on August 1, down from last week, while diesel reached $5.318 and continued rising for fleets and businesses.
Fort Lauderdale’s latest AAA check found small daily declines for gas and diesel, but diesel remains higher than last week and both fuels are above year-ago levels.
Cincinnati regular gas reached $3.929 and diesel $5.182 on July 31, with diesel showing much larger weekly and annual increases than gasoline.
AAA’s July 31 check puts New Haven-Meriden regular gas at $4.168 and diesel at $5.516, with diesel rising faster than gasoline over the past week.
Cleveland-area regular gas reached $4.051 and diesel $5.331 in AAA’s July 31 check, with diesel posting the sharper weekly increase.
AAA’s July 31 Chattanooga metro check shows regular gas up slightly from the prior day but lower for the week, while diesel continues to rise.
AAA’s July 31 metro check shows regular gas easing to $3.996 while diesel rises to $5.316, leaving commuters and fuel-dependent businesses facing higher costs.
Memphis-area regular gas averaged $3.748 on July 31, while diesel reached $5.141. Gas edged lower from the prior check, but both fuels remain higher than a week, month and year earlier.
AAA’s July 31 Fort Wayne metro check puts regular gas at $3.680 and diesel at $5.417, with diesel up 39.3 cents from a week earlier.
AAA’s July 31 East Valley averages put regular gas at $4.502 and diesel at $5.570, with both fuels higher than yesterday, last week, last month and last year.
Kansas City regular gas fell to $3.834 a gallon Friday, while diesel held nearly flat for the day at $4.864 but rose 4 cents from a week ago.