Fort Lauderdale, FL – After weeks of unrelenting increases, the price of gas finally gave some ground this week, according to the latest fuel-price survey from the U.S. Energy Information Administration. The E.I.A. report shows the nation’s average gas price dropped three cents during the week, the first time prices have gone down since just before the Christmas holiday. The nation’s average gas price now stands about about $2.61 per gallon.

The price drop did not hit every region. New England drivers and those across the West Coast, sans California, had a bump in prices. All other regions enjoyed a price decline, led by the Midwest, where prices plunged over seven cents per gallon, according to the E.I.A.

Truckers got a decent break in prices at the pump this week, by the survey numbers. The cost of diesel dropped, on average, just over two cents per gallon this week to settle at $3.06.

Fuel prices for all regions are shown below, as gathered from www.eia.gov.

E.I.A. Gas Price Survey

	01/29/18	02/05/18	02/12/18		week ago	year ago
U.S.	2.607	2.637	2.607		-0.030	0.300
East Coast (PADD1)	2.587	2.614	2.606		-0.008	0.313
New England (PADD1A)	2.606	2.638	2.641		0.003	0.345
Central Atlantic (PADD1B)	2.723	2.743	2.724		-0.019	0.300
Lower Atlantic (PADD1C)	2.480	2.510	2.508		-0.002	0.313
Midwest (PADD2)	2.510	2.535	2.463		-0.072	0.250
Gulf Coast (PADD3)	2.347	2.368	2.331		-0.037	0.251
Rocky Mountain (PADD4)	2.483	2.496	2.510		0.014	0.280
West Coast (PADD5)	3.088	3.145	3.142		-0.003	0.410
West Coast less California	2.729	2.756	2.768		0.012	0.281

E.I.A. Diesel Price Survey

	01/29/18	02/05/18	02/12/18		week ago	year ago
U.S.	3.070	3.086	3.063		-0.023	0.498
East Coast (PADD1)	3.112	3.133	3.111		-0.022	0.485
New England (PADD1A)	3.160	3.188	3.154		-0.034	0.486
Central Atlantic (PADD1B)	3.306	3.324	3.306		-0.018	0.541
Lower Atlantic (PADD1C)	2.968	2.988	2.966		-0.022	0.447
Midwest (PADD2)	3.030	3.044	3.020		-0.024	0.533
Gulf Coast (PADD3)	2.868	2.874	2.851		-0.023	0.427
Rocky Mountain (PADD4)	2.967	2.981	2.972		-0.009	0.450
West Coast (PADD5)	3.434	3.460	3.432		-0.028	0.563
West Coast less California	3.120	3.144	3.107		-0.037	0.346
California	3.683	3.711	3.689		-0.022	0.732

*PADD stands for Petroleum Administration for Defense Districts. Charts from the U.S. Energy Information Administration. https://www.eia.gov/petroleum/gasdiesel/

Fort Lauderdale, FL – Gas prices continued their upward trajectory during the past week, according to the latest weekly price survey from the U.S. Energy Information Administration. The average price of a gallon of regular unleaded, according to the E.I.A., is now nearly $2.64, up another three cents on the week.

Every region was hit hard this week, particularly the West Coast, where prices jumped nearly six cents per gallon. Prices nudged upward in the Rockies, up just over a penny; and across the Gulf Coast and Central Atlantic, prices went up about two cents per gallon. In most other regions, price increases were generally around the national average of three cents per gallon. 

Truck drivers got hit once more, but the diesel price increase not as steep this week. The nation’s average price for a gallon of diesel increased about a penny and a half per gallon, pushing the cost of diesel to about $3.09.

Fuel prices for all regions are shown below, as gathered from www.eia.gov.

E.I.A. Gas Price Survey

	01/22/18	01/29/18	02/05/18		week ago	year ago
U.S.	2.567	2.607	2.637		0.030	0.344
East Coast (PADD1)	2.556	2.587	2.614		0.027	0.313
New England (PADD1A)	2.573	2.606	2.638		0.032	0.344
Central Atlantic (PADD1B)	2.679	2.723	2.743		0.020	0.311
Lower Atlantic (PADD1C)	2.459	2.480	2.510		0.030	0.304
Midwest (PADD2)	2.469	2.510	2.535		0.025	0.354
Gulf Coast (PADD3)	2.309	2.347	2.368		0.021	0.297
Rocky Mountain (PADD4)	2.472	2.483	2.496		0.013	0.263
West Coast (PADD5)	3.024	3.088	3.145		0.057	0.445
West Coast less California	2.704	2.729	2.756		0.027	0.273

E.I.A. Diesel Price Survey

	01/22/18	01/29/18	02/05/18		week ago	year ago
U.S.	3.025	3.070	3.086		0.016	0.528
East Coast (PADD1)	3.078	3.112	3.133		0.021	0.515
New England (PADD1A)	3.136	3.160	3.188		0.028	0.527
Central Atlantic (PADD1B)	3.276	3.306	3.324		0.018	0.561
Lower Atlantic (PADD1C)	2.929	2.968	2.988		0.020	0.480
Midwest (PADD2)	2.971	3.030	3.044		0.014	0.552
Gulf Coast (PADD3)	2.815	2.868	2.874		0.006	0.471
Rocky Mountain (PADD4)	2.955	2.967	2.981		0.014	0.466
West Coast (PADD5)	3.395	3.434	3.460		0.026	0.604
West Coast less California	3.083	3.120	3.144		0.024	0.396
California	3.643	3.683	3.711		0.028	0.767

*PADD stands for Petroleum Administration for Defense Districts. Charts from the U.S. Energy Information Administration. https://www.eia.gov/petroleum/gasdiesel/

Fort Lauderdale, FL – The nation’s gas prices continued rising during the past week, but the spate of weekly increases hit its lowest level in weeks, according to the latest release from the U.S. Energy Information Administration. The E.I.A.’s weekly gas price survey shows the pace of increases, at least at the national level, was held to just a penny per gallon, bringing the cost of regular unleaded to $2.57.

The Midwest was the only region to enjoy a price decline this week, but that was only to give back about half of last-week’s heart-stopping eight-cent price increase. Elsewhere, prices were up anywhere from a penny per gallon, as across the West Coast, to over a nickel per gallon across the Lower Atlantic states.

Truck drivers got little break in prices this week, by the numbers in the E.I.A. report, but not all regions enjoyed a decline in fuel prices. Nonetheless, the nation’s average diesel price held steady at $3.03 per gallon, with price declines of one to two cents from the Gulf Coast to the West Coast. Trucking across the Rocky Mountains got three cents cheaper, per gallon, on the week.

Fuel prices for all regions are shown below, as gathered from www.eia.gov.

E.I.A. Gas Price Survey

	01/08/18	01/15/18	01/22/18		week ago	year ago
U.S.	2.522	2.557	2.567		0.010	0.241
East Coast (PADD1)	2.500	2.517	2.556		0.039	0.208
New England (PADD1A)	2.557	2.553	2.573		0.020	0.236
Central Atlantic (PADD1B)	2.639	2.653	2.679		0.026	0.194
Lower Atlantic (PADD1C)	2.379	2.405	2.459		0.054	0.209
Midwest (PADD2)	2.428	2.507	2.469		-0.038	0.250
Gulf Coast (PADD3)	2.242	2.276	2.309		0.033	0.185
Rocky Mountain (PADD4)	2.441	2.455	2.472		0.017	0.216
West Coast (PADD5)	3.011	3.011	3.024		0.013	0.348
West Coast less California	2.687	2.692	2.704		0.012	0.212

E.I.A. Diesel Price Survey

	01/08/18	01/15/18	01/22/18		week ago	year ago
U.S.	2.996	3.028	3.025		-0.003	0.456
East Coast (PADD1)	3.025	3.063	3.078		0.015	0.451
New England (PADD1A)	3.077	3.114	3.136		0.022	0.460
Central Atlantic (PADD1B)	3.209	3.263	3.276		0.013	0.492
Lower Atlantic (PADD1C)	2.887	2.913	2.929		0.016	0.422
Midwest (PADD2)	2.947	2.981	2.971		-0.010	0.459
Gulf Coast (PADD3)	2.785	2.825	2.815		-0.010	0.401
Rocky Mountain (PADD4)	2.974	2.984	2.955		-0.029	0.423
West Coast (PADD5)	3.394	3.401	3.395		-0.006	0.549
West Coast less California	3.087	3.098	3.083		-0.015	0.333
California	3.638	3.641	3.643		0.002	0.720

*PADD stands for Petroleum Administration for Defense Districts. Charts from the U.S. Energy Information Administration. https://www.eia.gov/petroleum/gasdiesel/

Fort Lauderdale, FL – As they started the year, gas prices came out of the second holiday weekend of 2018 with a strong increase, according to the weekly fuel price survey released by the U.S. Energy Information Administration. The E.I.A. survey shows the average price for a gallon of regular unleaded gas is now nearly $2.56, an increase of nearly four cents over last week.

Price changes were strongest across the Midwest, where volatility is normal. Nonetheless, this week’s eight-cent price hike likely stunned drivers, already suffering under potent, back-to-back winter storms. Elsewhere across the U.S., the E.I.A. report details price increases ranging from just under a penny per gallon on the West Coast to between three and four cents per gallon across both the Lower Atlantic and Gulf Coast regions. Prices dipped slightly in New England, according to the E.I.A., the only region to enjoy a price decline.

Truck drivers took yet another hit this week, with the national average closing out the week over the three-dollar mark, according to the E.I.A.. The nation’s average cost for a gallon of diesel increased over three cents per gallon this week to settle at nearly $3.03.

Fuel prices for all regions are shown below, as gathered from www.eia.gov.

E.I.A. Gas Price Survey

	01/01/18	01/08/18	01/15/18		week ago	year ago
U.S.	2.520	2.522	2.557		0.035	0.199
East Coast (PADD1)	2.492	2.500	2.517		0.017	0.143
New England (PADD1A)	2.533	2.557	2.553		-0.004	0.196
Central Atlantic (PADD1B)	2.615	2.639	2.653		0.014	0.149
Lower Atlantic (PADD1C)	2.388	2.379	2.405		0.026	0.123
Midwest (PADD2)	2.453	2.428	2.507		0.079	0.224
Gulf Coast (PADD3)	2.238	2.242	2.276		0.034	0.134
Rocky Mountain (PADD4)	2.437	2.441	2.455		0.014	0.191
West Coast (PADD5)	2.975	3.011	3.011		0.000	0.328
West Coast less California	2.678	2.687	2.692		0.005	0.202

E.I.A. Diesel Price Survey

	01/01/18	01/08/18	01/15/18		week ago	year ago
U.S.	2.973	2.996	3.028		0.032	0.443
East Coast (PADD1)	2.980	3.025	3.063		0.038	0.427
New England (PADD1A)	3.010	3.077	3.114		0.037	0.439
Central Atlantic (PADD1B)	3.151	3.209	3.263		0.054	0.459
Lower Atlantic (PADD1C)	2.854	2.887	2.913		0.026	0.402
Midwest (PADD2)	2.935	2.947	2.981		0.034	0.440
Gulf Coast (PADD3)	2.774	2.785	2.825		0.040	0.396
Rocky Mountain (PADD4)	2.981	2.974	2.984		0.010	0.446
West Coast (PADD5)	3.361	3.394	3.401		0.007	0.546
West Coast less California	3.073	3.087	3.098		0.011	0.343
California	3.590	3.638	3.641		0.003	0.704

*PADD stands for Petroleum Administration for Defense Districts. Charts from the U.S. Energy Information Administration. https://www.eia.gov/petroleum/gasdiesel/

Fort Lauderdale, FL – Gas prices continued rising during the second week of the new year for most drivers, according to the latest weekly price survey from the U.S. Energy Information Administration. However, mixed regional results kept flat the national gas price average, week on week, where the price for a single gallon of regular unleaded remains $2.50.

District by district, the price changes this week were quite mixed, with drivers across the Midwest enjoying about a three cent decline in average regional gas prices. Across New England and the Central Atlantic states, the opposite was true as prices rose well over two cents per gallon. Prices across the West Coast rose nearly four cents per gallon to settle over the $3.00 mark for the first time in several weeks.

Truck drivers took another hard hit this week, according to the E.I.A. survey report. The nation’s average cost for a gallon of diesel increased over two cents per gallon this week, with far higher price increases felt across the Central Atlantic and New England states. Nationally, the average cost for a gallon of diesel is now just a fraction of a penny shy of $3.00.

Fuel prices for all regions are shown below, as gathered from www.eia.gov.

E.I.A. Gas Price Survey

	12/25/17	01/01/18	01/08/18		week ago	year ago
U.S.	2.472	2.520	2.522		0.002	0.134
East Coast (PADD1)	2.426	2.492	2.500		0.008	0.105
New England (PADD1A)	2.510	2.533	2.557		0.024	0.179
Central Atlantic (PADD1B)	2.555	2.615	2.639		0.024	0.124
Lower Atlantic (PADD1C)	2.304	2.388	2.379		-0.009	0.069
Midwest (PADD2)	2.409	2.453	2.428		-0.025	0.084
Gulf Coast (PADD3)	2.170	2.238	2.242		0.004	0.074
Rocky Mountain (PADD4)	2.450	2.437	2.441		0.004	0.182
West Coast (PADD5)	2.966	2.975	3.011		0.036	0.331
West Coast less California	2.677	2.678	2.687		0.009	0.222

E.I.A. Diesel Price Survey

	12/25/17	01/01/18	01/08/18		week ago	year ago
U.S.	2.903	2.973	2.996		0.023	0.399
East Coast (PADD1)	2.904	2.980	3.025		0.045	0.377
New England (PADD1A)	2.943	3.010	3.077		0.067	0.400
Central Atlantic (PADD1B)	3.068	3.151	3.209		0.058	0.396
Lower Atlantic (PADD1C)	2.782	2.854	2.887		0.033	0.361
Midwest (PADD2)	2.854	2.935	2.947		0.012	0.400
Gulf Coast (PADD3)	2.708	2.774	2.785		0.011	0.337
Rocky Mountain (PADD4)	2.948	2.981	2.974		-0.007	0.433
West Coast (PADD5)	3.312	3.361	3.394		0.033	0.521
West Coast less California	3.026	3.073	3.087		0.014	0.313
California	3.539	3.590	3.638		0.048	0.685

*PADD stands for Petroleum Administration for Defense Districts. Charts from the U.S. Energy Information Administration. https://www.eia.gov/petroleum/gasdiesel/

Editor’s Note: Report released January 2, 2018 due to the New Year’s Day holiday.

Fort Lauderdale, FL – Gas prices started the new year with a shocking increase, according to the latest pricing survey from the U.S. Energy Information Administration. The E.I.A. reports the nation’s average cost of a gallon of regular unleaded surged nearly five cents per gallon to $2.52. That increase as more than twice the price hike seen a week earlier, which greeted drivers making last-minute Christmas rounds.

Drivers in nearly all regions suffered with higher gas prices, including some weighty increases in the Lower Atlantic states and along the Gulf Coast. Despite a seven cent increase in that region’s average fuel price, the Gulf remains the cheapest place to get gas. Only the Rocky Mountain states enjoyed a slight price dip, of just over one penny per gallon.

Truck drivers took it on the chin this week, by the E.I.A. survey report results. The nation’s average cost for a gallon of diesel surged by seven cents per gallon, pushing the national average to $2.97.

Fuel prices for all regions are shown below, as gathered from www.eia.gov.

E.I.A. Gas Price Survey

	12/18/17	12/25/17	01/01/18		week ago	year ago
U.S.	2.450	2.472	2.520		0.048	0.143
East Coast (PADD1)	2.438	2.426	2.492		0.066	0.106
New England (PADD1A)	2.525	2.510	2.533		0.023	0.162
Central Atlantic (PADD1B)	2.571	2.555	2.615		0.060	0.119
Lower Atlantic (PADD1C)	2.313	2.304	2.388		0.084	0.081
Midwest (PADD2)	2.324	2.409	2.453		0.044	0.106
Gulf Coast (PADD3)	2.164	2.170	2.238		0.068	0.090
Rocky Mountain (PADD4)	2.476	2.450	2.437		-0.013	0.203
West Coast (PADD5)	2.961	2.966	2.975		0.009	0.324
West Coast less California	2.710	2.677	2.678		0.001	0.248

E.I.A. Diesel Price Survey

	12/18/17	12/25/17	01/01/18		week ago	year ago
U.S.	2.901	2.903	2.973		0.070	0.387
East Coast (PADD1)	2.897	2.904	2.980		0.076	0.353
New England (PADD1A)	2.924	2.943	3.010		0.067	0.345
Central Atlantic (PADD1B)	3.060	3.068	3.151		0.083	0.375
Lower Atlantic (PADD1C)	2.778	2.782	2.854		0.072	0.340
Midwest (PADD2)	2.853	2.854	2.935		0.081	0.395
Gulf Coast (PADD3)	2.697	2.708	2.774		0.066	0.323
Rocky Mountain (PADD4)	2.958	2.948	2.981		0.033	0.446
West Coast (PADD5)	3.327	3.312	3.361		0.049	0.514
West Coast less California	3.044	3.026	3.073		0.047	0.316
California	3.552	3.539	3.590		0.051	0.669

*PADD stands for Petroleum Administration for Defense Districts. Charts from the U.S. Energy Information Administration. https://www.eia.gov/petroleum/gasdiesel/

Editor’s Note: Report released December 26, 2017 due to the Christmas holiday.

Fort Lauderdale, FL – The nation’s gas prices continued to give ground for most Americans during the week leading up to the Christmas holiday, according to the latest fuel price survey released by the U.S. Energy Information Administration. However, a sudden spike in prices across the Midwest, coupled with higher prices across California, pushed the nation’s average gas price upward by over two cents to $2.47 per gallon.

As stated previously, drivers in most regions enjoyed slightly lower gas prices, typically in the range of one to two cents per gallon. In fact, aside from a spike in California prices, the motorists in the broader West Coast region enjoyed about three-cent’s worth of price declines, on average. Prices in the Midwest jumped by nearly nine cents per gallon.

Truck drivers were not so lucky this week, with regionally-mixed price movements for diesel fuel, according to the E.I.A. Across the Rocky Mountains and the West Coast, diesel prices went down by about a penny to a penny and a half per gallon this week. East of the Continental Divide, it was a different story, with diesel prices rising up to two cents per gallon, particularly across the Midwest.

Fuel prices for all regions are shown below, as gathered from www.eia.gov.

E.I.A. Gas Price Survey

	12/11/17	12/18/17	12/25/17		week ago	year ago
U.S.	2.485	2.450	2.472		0.022	0.163
East Coast (PADD1)	2.465	2.438	2.426		-0.012	0.113
New England (PADD1A)	2.546	2.525	2.510		-0.015	0.199
Central Atlantic (PADD1B)	2.589	2.571	2.555		-0.016	0.139
Lower Atlantic (PADD1C)	2.348	2.313	2.304		-0.009	0.067
Midwest (PADD2)	2.371	2.324	2.409		0.085	0.129
Gulf Coast (PADD3)	2.216	2.164	2.170		0.006	0.090
Rocky Mountain (PADD4)	2.514	2.476	2.450		-0.026	0.275
West Coast (PADD5)	2.974	2.961	2.966		0.005	0.374
West Coast less California	2.724	2.710	2.677		-0.033	0.282

E.I.A. Diesel Price Survey

	12/11/17	12/18/17	12/25/17		week ago	year ago
U.S.	2.910	2.901	2.903		0.002	0.363
East Coast (PADD1)	2.901	2.897	2.904		0.007	0.331
New England (PADD1A)	2.900	2.924	2.943		0.019	0.332
Central Atlantic (PADD1B)	3.060	3.060	3.068		0.008	0.381
Lower Atlantic (PADD1C)	2.788	2.778	2.782		0.004	0.304
Midwest (PADD2)	2.863	2.853	2.854		0.001	0.365
Gulf Coast (PADD3)	2.705	2.697	2.708		0.011	0.287
Rocky Mountain (PADD4)	2.991	2.958	2.948		-0.010	0.432
West Coast (PADD5)	3.344	3.327	3.312		-0.015	0.505
West Coast less California	3.072	3.044	3.026		-0.018	0.299
California	3.560	3.552	3.539		-0.013	0.668

*PADD stands for Petroleum Administration for Defense Districts. Charts from the U.S. Energy Information Administration. https://www.eia.gov/petroleum/gasdiesel/

Fort Lauderdale, FL – The closer the Christmas holiday gets, the more retailers seem to be giving at the pump. Gas prices, which have fallen steadily for weeks, gave ground again during the past week, according to the latest fuel price survey released by the U.S. Energy Information Administration. The E.I.A. report shows the average cost of a gallon of regular unleaded dipped again, week over week, by about three and a half cents, to settle at an even $2.45 on a nationwide basis.

Prices were down in all regions this week, with some regions getting close to their 2016 price levels, including the Lower Atlantic and the Gulf Coast. Drivers from Texas to Alabama are paying the lowest for gas, with prices averaging about $2.16 per gallon. West Coast drivers are paying the most, at $2.96.

Truck drivers caught another break this week, although the E.I.A. report did not bring the same level of seasonal jolly. The nation’s average cost of diesel dropped by only about a penny per gallon, to hit $2.90.

Fuel prices for all regions are shown below, as gathered from www.eia.gov.

E.I.A. Gas Price Survey

	12/04/17	12/11/17	12/18/17		week ago	year ago
U.S.	2.500	2.485	2.450		-0.035	0.186
East Coast (PADD1)	2.491	2.465	2.438		-0.027	0.148
New England (PADD1A)	2.575	2.546	2.525		-0.021	0.244
Central Atlantic (PADD1B)	2.616	2.589	2.571		-0.018	0.193
Lower Atlantic (PADD1C)	2.373	2.348	2.313		-0.035	0.087
Midwest (PADD2)	2.357	2.371	2.324		-0.047	0.132
Gulf Coast (PADD3)	2.250	2.216	2.164		-0.052	0.111
Rocky Mountain (PADD4)	2.534	2.514	2.476		-0.038	0.341
West Coast (PADD5)	3.006	2.974	2.961		-0.013	0.398
West Coast less California	2.739	2.724	2.710		-0.014	0.333

E.I.A. Diesel Price Survey

	12/04/17	12/11/17	12/18/17		week ago	year ago
U.S.	2.922	2.910	2.901		-0.009	0.374
East Coast (PADD1)	2.904	2.901	2.897		-0.004	0.338
New England (PADD1A)	2.897	2.900	2.924		0.024	0.337
Central Atlantic (PADD1B)	3.062	3.060	3.060		0.000	0.393
Lower Atlantic (PADD1C)	2.794	2.788	2.778		-0.010	0.308
Midwest (PADD2)	2.877	2.863	2.853		-0.010	0.374
Gulf Coast (PADD3)	2.713	2.705	2.697		-0.008	0.287
Rocky Mountain (PADD4)	3.019	2.991	2.958		-0.033	0.463
West Coast (PADD5)	3.373	3.344	3.327		-0.017	0.539
West Coast less California	3.106	3.072	3.044		-0.028	0.339
California	3.585	3.560	3.552		-0.008	0.698

*PADD stands for Petroleum Administration for Defense Districts. Charts from the U.S. Energy Information Administration. https://www.eia.gov/petroleum/gasdiesel/

Fort Lauderdale, FL – Gas prices gave holiday drivers another break this week, according to the U.S. Energy Information Administration. The weekly E.I.A. fuel price survey reports gas prices declined another one-and-a-half cents, on average, bringing the nation’s average cost for a gallon of regular unleaded down to about $2.49.

Average regional prices were down in all but one survey district, according to the E.I.A. Drivers across the Midwest, who had been enjoying steep price declines, felt a pinch at the pump this week as prices went up almost two cents per gallon. Across the broad West Coast, the average cost of gas finally fell below the $3.00 threshold for the first time in weeks.

Truck drivers finally caught a better break this week, as the nation’s average cost of diesel fell nearly in line with regular petroleum. Diesel prices dipped, nationally, by 1.2¢ per gallon, settling at $2.91.

Fuel prices for all regions are shown below, as gathered from www.eia.gov.

E.I.A. Gas Price Survey

	11/27/17	12/04/17	12/11/17		week ago	year ago
U.S.	2.533	2.500	2.485		-0.015	0.249
East Coast (PADD1)	2.508	2.491	2.465		-0.026	0.206
New England (PADD1A)	2.584	2.575	2.546		-0.029	0.289
Central Atlantic (PADD1B)	2.632	2.616	2.589		-0.027	0.226
Lower Atlantic (PADD1C)	2.392	2.373	2.348		-0.025	0.167
Midwest (PADD2)	2.422	2.357	2.371		0.014	0.209
Gulf Coast (PADD3)	2.262	2.250	2.216		-0.034	0.208
Rocky Mountain (PADD4)	2.538	2.534	2.514		-0.020	0.392
West Coast (PADD5)	3.035	3.006	2.974		-0.032	0.418
West Coast less California	2.750	2.739	2.724		-0.015	0.356

E.I.A. Diesel Price Survey

	11/27/17	12/04/17	12/11/17		week ago	year ago
U.S.	2.926	2.922	2.910		-0.012	0.417
East Coast (PADD1)	2.907	2.904	2.901		-0.003	0.381
New England (PADD1A)	2.881	2.897	2.900		0.003	0.353
Central Atlantic (PADD1B)	3.074	3.062	3.060		-0.002	0.427
Lower Atlantic (PADD1C)	2.794	2.794	2.788		-0.006	0.359
Midwest (PADD2)	2.884	2.877	2.863		-0.014	0.417
Gulf Coast (PADD3)	2.712	2.713	2.705		-0.008	0.334
Rocky Mountain (PADD4)	3.026	3.019	2.991		-0.028	0.544
West Coast (PADD5)	3.380	3.373	3.344		-0.029	0.572
West Coast less California	3.113	3.106	3.072		-0.034	0.382
California	3.597	3.585	3.560		-0.025	0.723

*PADD stands for Petroleum Administration for Defense Districts. Charts from the U.S. Energy Information Administration. https://www.eia.gov/petroleum/gasdiesel/