TI have United States and around the world, gasoline prices have continued to rise in recent weeks and months, leaving many individuals and families with increased and unavoidable additional costs.
The combination of ongoing COVID-19 restrictions that have brought the economy to its knees, and the decision to impose sanctions on a major global supplier, Russia, have created a dire situation, with the average worker and family now being forced to pay higher prices as a result.
Our goal here is to lend a helping hand and provide our readers with the latest updates on the latest US gas prices and the cheapest places to top up your tanks in the ten most populated cities across the country.
Which state has the highest gas prices?
State California again has the highest average gas price currently at $6,408.
Georgia has the lowest prices today, averaging $4,490.
Where are the cheapest gas stations in the US?
As for the cheapest gas stations in the US, these are the places with the cheapest gas stations in the 10 most populous cities in the country:
New York, NY ($4.59): Montauk Native Gasoline, 182 C Poospatuck Ln, Mastic, NY.
Los Angeles, CA ($5.77): V Red, 2295 N Garey Ave, Pomona, CA.
Chicago, IL ($4.94): Costco, 7707 94th Ave Pleasant Prairie, WI.
Houston, TX ($4.27): Exxon, 28015 Southwest Fwy Rosenberg, TX.
Phoenix, AZ ($4.84): Shell, 63715 E Saddlebrooke Blvd.
Catherine, AZ.
Philadelphia, PA ($4.76): G Fuel, 362 US-40.
Penns Grove, New Jersey.
San Antonio, TX ($4.49): HEB, 108 N Rosillo St San Antonio, TX 78207.
San Diego, California ($5.59): Shell, 6901 Federal Blvd.
Lemon Grove, California.
Dallas, TX ($3.89): James Grocery & Grill, 4800 James Ave, Fort Worth, TX.
San Jose, CA ($6.07): Grand Gas, 899 N 13th St San Jose, CA 95196.