Springfield Gas Holds Steady as Diesel Rises on July 31
Springfield metro regular gas dipped to $4.048 Friday, while diesel climbed to $5.406, putting more pressure on commercial drivers and local businesses.
Springfield metro regular gas dipped to $4.048 Friday, while diesel climbed to $5.406, putting more pressure on commercial drivers and local businesses.
AAA’s July 31 Peoria metro averages show regular gas up 4.3 cents and diesel up 9.4 cents, with diesel also rising more over the week.
The Los Angeles-Long Beach benchmark rose July 31, reaching $5.707 for regular gas and $7.108 for diesel, with higher costs for Arcadia-area drivers.
AAA’s July 31 Daytona Beach metro check shows regular gas easing while diesel remains above $5.40, with both fuels still above month- and year-ago levels.
Sunnyvale-area regular gas held near $5.63 while diesel rose to $6.847 in AAA’s July 31 San Jose metro check, with both prices above last week and last month.
A Gallatin 7-Eleven lists regular gas at $3.469 and diesel at $4.449. AAA’s Nashville metro averages show gas easing while diesel rises.
AAA’s July 31 Lafayette metro check puts regular gas at $3.77 and diesel at $5.46 as Indiana’s gasoline-tax suspensions near their August 6 deadline.
Madison metro regular gas rose 6.5 cents to $3.987, while diesel eased to $5.006. Both remain higher than a week, month and year ago.
AAA’s July 31 check put regular gas at $4.421 and diesel at $5.367 across the Grand Rapids-Muskegon-Holland metro, adding pressure for drivers and businesses.
AAA’s July 31 Augusta-Aiken average puts regular gas at $3.804 and diesel at $5.306, with gas below last week but diesel up 6.6 cents.
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.
AAA’s July 31 Ocala averages show regular gas easing to $3.863 while diesel slipped to $5.423 but remained higher than a week earlier.
Regular gas fell to a $3.582 Fort Worth-Arlington metro average July 31, while diesel eased slightly but stayed above $5.12 per gallon.
AAA’s July 31 Los Angeles-Long Beach averages put regular gas at $5.707 and diesel at $7.108; one Inglewood station listed gas at $5.539.
East Valley regular gas reached $4.502 and diesel $5.570 on July 31. A Gilbert station listed both fuels slightly below the regional averages.
Two Yucaipa 7-Eleven listings show a 10-cent spread in regular gas and diesel prices on July 31, with AAA providing California statewide context.
Eau Claire metro gas averaged $3.909 on July 31, slightly below last week, while diesel reached $5.096 after rising 12.2 cents week over week.
Jacksonville regular gas fell to $3.849 on July 31, while diesel remained above $5.40, leaving a $1.552-per-gallon gap for local drivers.
Lakewood-area regular gas rose to $4.152 in the latest Denver metro check, while diesel eased to $5.133 but remained above $5 per gallon.
Dallas-area regular gas fell to $3.592 and diesel to $5.133 on July 31, while Plano Sam’s Club listings showed regular fuel from $3.28 to $3.44.
Apple Valley station listings show regular gas from $3.80 to $3.95, while estimated diesel is $4.99 as Minnesota gasoline and diesel trends diverge.
Chicago regular gas reached $4.696 a gallon on July 31, while diesel eased to $5.769. The split trend matters for commuters and fuel-heavy businesses.