Cincinnati fuel prices ease again as AAA shows lower gas and diesel
AAA’s June 18 check shows Cincinnati regular gas and diesel both eased again, with gas still below Ohio and U.S. averages and diesel just under Ohio’s benchmark.
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AAA’s June 18 check shows Cincinnati regular gas and diesel both eased again, with gas still below Ohio and U.S. averages and diesel just under Ohio’s benchmark.
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Cincinnati’s latest AAA check puts regular gas at $3.966 and diesel at $5.649, both lower than Wednesday and last week, with regular back under $4.
Cincinnati OH Gas & Diesel Watch – AAA’s latest check shows regular gas at $4.026 and diesel at $5.685, with gas below Ohio and U.S. averages.
Regular gas eased from Wednesday in Cincinnati, diesel edged higher, and both fuels remain well above last week, month, and year for drivers.
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