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About Danny Pryor

Danny Pryor is a media, content and web developer with a long history in broadcast and print journalism. He is also the executive director of Turnpike Information Company. Danny has earned two awards from the Associated Press for his work in media, including Best Individual Achievement for Large Market Radio in Miami. He resides in Fort Lauderdale, Florida.

Gas Price Report For August 13, 2018

Gas price trend for week of August 13, 2018

Fort Lauderdale, FL – The national average cost of gas dropped about a penny per gallon during the past week, according to the latest weekly fuel price survey from the U.S. Energy Information Administration. The weekly E.I.A. report shows the nation’s average gas price, for regular unleaded, is now about $2.84 per gallon.

The Midwest led the nation in overall regional price declines, where the average cost for gas dipped well over two cents per gallon. Midwest price declines were highest across Ohio, where the average price per gallon plunged over ten cents. Meanwhile, drivers across the Lower Atlantic and Rocky Mountain states were hit with the most noticeable price increases, according to the E.I.A.

The cost of diesel was moderately lower in all regions this week, helping lead the national average cost of diesel down a little more than a half-penny per gallon. The E.I.A. reports the national average cost of diesel is now about $3.22 per gallon.

This week’s average fuel prices for all regions are shown below, as gathered from www.eia.gov.

E.I.A. Gas Price Survey

	07/30/18	08/06/18	08/13/18	week ago	year ago
U.S.	2.846	2.852	2.843	-0.009	0.459
East Coast (PADD1)	2.790	2.802	2.803	0.001	0.476
New England (PADD1A)	2.884	2.890	2.882	-0.008	0.504
Central Atlantic (PADD1B)	2.923	2.930	2.927	-0.003	0.473
Lower Atlantic (PADD1C)	2.680	2.699	2.703	0.004	0.485
Midwest (PADD2)	2.767	2.773	2.748	-0.025	0.449
Gulf Coast (PADD3)	2.593	2.590	2.586	-0.004	0.441
Rocky Mountain (PADD4)	2.913	2.924	2.944	0.020	0.518
West Coast (PADD5)	3.349	3.342	3.329	-0.013	0.464
West Coast less California	3.156	3.146	3.132	-0.014	0.523

E.I.A. Diesel Price Survey

	07/30/18	08/06/18	08/13/18	week ago	year ago
U.S.	3.226	3.223	3.217	-0.006	0.619
East Coast (PADD1)	3.223	3.222	3.219	-0.003	0.595
New England (PADD1A)	3.274	3.271	3.265	-0.006	0.640
Central Atlantic (PADD1B)	3.390	3.393	3.387	-0.006	0.626
Lower Atlantic (PADD1C)	3.096	3.093	3.091	-0.002	0.564
Midwest (PADD2)	3.156	3.151	3.139	-0.012	0.569
Gulf Coast (PADD3)	2.997	2.995	2.990	-0.005	0.580
Rocky Mountain (PADD4)	3.361	3.361	3.358	-0.003	0.658
West Coast (PADD5)	3.720	3.717	3.714	-0.003	0.837
West Coast less California	3.437	3.432	3.425	-0.007	0.637
California	3.945	3.943	3.942	-0.001	0.993

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

Gas Price Report For August 6, 2018

Gas price trend for week of August 6, 2018

Fort Lauderdale, FL – Gas prices inched their way upward during the past week, but many drivers may not notice much change in the price at the pump. According to the U.S. Energy Information Administration, the average price for a gallon of regular unleaded went up less than a penny per gallon, and the average U.S. gas price remains the same at about $2.85 per gallon.

Prices were fairly flat in many regions. However, drivers on the East Coast and in the Rocky Mountains were hit with about a penny per gallon price hike, and drivers across the Lower Atlantic region paid about two cents extra at the pump this week, according to the E.I.A. Prices dipped by about a penny per gallon on the West Coast.

The cost of diesel was primarily flat for truckers in most regions, although the E.I.A. reported that prices fell marginally in nearly every region. The price movement was hardly enough to change the national average cost of a gallon of diesel, which remains about $3.23.

This week’s average fuel prices for all regions are shown below, as gathered from www.eia.gov.

E.I.A. Gas Price Survey

	07/23/18	07/30/18	08/06/18	week ago	year ago
U.S.	2.831	2.846	2.852	0.006	0.474
East Coast (PADD1)	2.776	2.790	2.802	0.012	0.466
New England (PADD1A)	2.875	2.884	2.890	0.006	0.506
Central Atlantic (PADD1B)	2.907	2.923	2.930	0.007	0.460
Lower Atlantic (PADD1C)	2.668	2.680	2.699	0.019	0.478
Midwest (PADD2)	2.739	2.767	2.773	0.006	0.489
Gulf Coast (PADD3)	2.573	2.593	2.590	-0.003	0.436
Rocky Mountain (PADD4)	2.934	2.913	2.924	0.011	0.534
West Coast (PADD5)	3.358	3.349	3.342	-0.007	0.500
West Coast less California	3.165	3.156	3.146	-0.010	0.558

E.I.A. Diesel Price Survey

	07/23/18	07/30/18	08/06/18	week ago	year ago
U.S.	3.220	3.226	3.223	-0.003	0.642
East Coast (PADD1)	3.217	3.223	3.222	-0.001	0.609
New England (PADD1A)	3.269	3.274	3.271	-0.003	0.653
Central Atlantic (PADD1B)	3.389	3.390	3.393	0.003	0.642
Lower Atlantic (PADD1C)	3.087	3.096	3.093	-0.003	0.579
Midwest (PADD2)	3.142	3.156	3.151	-0.005	0.608
Gulf Coast (PADD3)	2.993	2.997	2.995	-0.002	0.585
Rocky Mountain (PADD4)	3.369	3.361	3.361	0.000	0.688
West Coast (PADD5)	3.718	3.720	3.717	-0.003	0.869
West Coast less California	3.436	3.437	3.432	-0.005	0.685
California	3.943	3.945	3.943	-0.002	1.013

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

Gas Price Report For July 30, 2018

Gas price trend for week of July 30, 2018

Fort Lauderdale, FL – After a week in which drivers were given a little break at the pump, gas prices reversed course this week and took a little back. According to the U.S. Energy Information Administration, the average price for a gallon of gas went up nearly two cents per gallon to about $2.85.

Prices went up in most regions, although drivers across the Rocky Mountains and the West Coast enjoyed a price break. Elsewhere, price increases ranged from just over a penny per gallon to about two cents per gallon. For drivers across the Midwest, used to volatile price changes, this week’s E.I.A. survey shows prices jumped nearly three cents per gallon, the highest regional price increase in the U.S.

The cost of diesel went up slightly for truckers in most regions, although prices dipped slightly across the Rocky Mountains. For most truckers, the E.I.A. reports the average cost for a gallon of diesel ticked upward nearly a penny per gallon to about $3.23.

This week’s average fuel prices for all regions are shown below, as gathered from www.eia.gov.

E.I.A. Gas Price Survey

	07/16/18	07/23/18	07/30/18	week ago	year ago
U.S.	2.865	2.831	2.846	0.015	0.494
East Coast (PADD1)	2.801	2.776	2.790	0.014	0.484
New England (PADD1A)	2.888	2.875	2.884	0.009	0.527
Central Atlantic (PADD1B)	2.932	2.907	2.923	0.016	0.506
Lower Atlantic (PADD1C)	2.697	2.668	2.680	0.012	0.473
Midwest (PADD2)	2.796	2.739	2.767	0.028	0.491
Gulf Coast (PADD3)	2.602	2.573	2.593	0.020	0.510
Rocky Mountain (PADD4)	2.955	2.934	2.913	-0.021	0.570
West Coast (PADD5)	3.378	3.358	3.349	-0.009	0.516
West Coast less California	3.185	3.165	3.156	-0.009	0.577

E.I.A. Diesel Price Survey

	07/16/18	07/23/18	07/30/18	week ago	year ago
U.S.	3.239	3.220	3.226	0.006	0.695
East Coast (PADD1)	3.236	3.217	3.223	0.006	0.657
New England (PADD1A)	3.283	3.269	3.274	0.005	0.684
Central Atlantic (PADD1B)	3.405	3.389	3.390	0.001	0.684
Lower Atlantic (PADD1C)	3.108	3.087	3.096	0.009	0.634
Midwest (PADD2)	3.171	3.142	3.156	0.014	0.670
Gulf Coast (PADD3)	3.004	2.993	2.997	0.004	0.638
Rocky Mountain (PADD4)	3.370	3.369	3.361	-0.008	0.746
West Coast (PADD5)	3.741	3.718	3.720	0.002	0.904
West Coast less California	3.456	3.436	3.437	0.001	0.733
California	3.968	3.943	3.945	0.002	1.038

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

Gas Price Report For July 23, 2018

Gas price trend for July 23, 2018

Fort Lauderdale, FL – Gas prices took a turn lower during the past week, according to the latest weekly price survey from the U.S. Energy Information Administration. The E.I.A. report shows the nation’s average gas price fell to $2.83 per gallon, a drop of over three cents per gallon from the previous week.

Prices fell across all regions, and ranged widely, from an average drop of about a penny per gallon across New England, to a healthy six cent price decline, on average, across the Midwest. Most regions had price drops between two and three cents per gallon.

The cost of diesel fuel went down for truckers in all regions this week, according to the E.I.A. The national average price of diesel fell by about two cents to $3.22 per gallon.

This week’s average fuel prices for all regions are shown below, as gathered from www.eia.gov.

E.I.A. Gas Price Survey

	07/09/18	07/16/18	07/23/18	week ago	year ago
U.S.	2.857	2.865	2.831	-0.034	0.519
East Coast (PADD1)	2.781	2.801	2.776	-0.025	0.512
New England (PADD1A)	2.889	2.888	2.875	-0.013	0.559
Central Atlantic (PADD1B)	2.928	2.932	2.907	-0.025	0.516
Lower Atlantic (PADD1C)	2.660	2.697	2.668	-0.029	0.514
Midwest (PADD2)	2.781	2.796	2.739	-0.057	0.526
Gulf Coast (PADD3)	2.619	2.602	2.573	-0.029	0.505
Rocky Mountain (PADD4)	2.966	2.955	2.934	-0.021	0.593
West Coast (PADD5)	3.394	3.378	3.358	-0.020	0.551
West Coast less California	3.201	3.185	3.165	-0.020	0.589

E.I.A. Diesel Price Survey

	07/09/18	07/16/18	07/23/18	week ago	year ago
U.S.	3.243	3.239	3.220	-0.019	0.713
East Coast (PADD1)	3.238	3.236	3.217	-0.019	0.671
New England (PADD1A)	3.279	3.283	3.269	-0.014	0.695
Central Atlantic (PADD1B)	3.405	3.405	3.389	-0.016	0.704
Lower Atlantic (PADD1C)	3.112	3.108	3.087	-0.021	0.646
Midwest (PADD2)	3.176	3.171	3.142	-0.029	0.690
Gulf Coast (PADD3)	3.004	3.004	2.993	-0.011	0.651
Rocky Mountain (PADD4)	3.370	3.370	3.369	-0.001	0.771
West Coast (PADD5)	3.749	3.741	3.718	-0.023	0.930
West Coast less California	3.471	3.456	3.436	-0.020	0.758
California	3.970	3.968	3.943	-0.025	1.066

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

Gas Price Report For July 16, 2018

Gas price trend for week of July 16, 2018

Fort Lauderdale, FL – The cost of gassing up kept going up during the past week, according to the U.S. Energy Information Administration. The E.I.A.’s weekly fuel price survey shows the cost of a gallon of regular unleaded gas notched upward about a penny per gallon to near $2.87.

Prices were mixed from region to region, with the cost of gas remaining fairly static in the New England states. Drivers across the Rocky Mountains and West Coast enjoyed a mild dip in prices. But costs drove upward a dramatic four cents per gallon across the Lower Atlantic, where summer tourism is peaking across Florida, which is in the Lower Atlantic survey region.

The cost of diesel fuel went down slightly for many truckers, according to the E.I.A. Nationally, the price remained at $3.24 per gallon, with only a four-tenths of a penny decline in prices. Prices slipped downward at a faster pace across the Rocky Mountains and the West Coast.

This week’s average fuel prices for all regions are shown below, as gathered from www.eia.gov.

E.I.A. Gas Price Survey

	07/02/18	07/09/18	07/16/18	week ago	year ago
U.S.	2.844	2.857	2.865	0.008	0.587
East Coast (PADD1)	2.769	2.781	2.801	0.020	0.587
New England (PADD1A)	2.882	2.889	2.888	-0.001	0.617
Central Atlantic (PADD1B)	2.909	2.928	2.932	0.004	0.581
Lower Atlantic (PADD1C)	2.652	2.660	2.697	0.037	0.602
Midwest (PADD2)	2.762	2.781	2.796	0.015	0.615
Gulf Coast (PADD3)	2.604	2.619	2.602	-0.017	0.574
Rocky Mountain (PADD4)	2.968	2.966	2.955	-0.011	0.626
West Coast (PADD5)	3.393	3.394	3.378	-0.016	0.571
West Coast less California	3.206	3.201	3.185	-0.016	0.597

E.I.A. Diesel Price Survey

	07/02/18	07/09/18	07/16/18	week ago	year ago
U.S.	3.236	3.243	3.239	-0.004	0.748
East Coast (PADD1)	3.226	3.238	3.236	-0.002	0.704
New England (PADD1A)	3.282	3.279	3.283	0.004	0.710
Central Atlantic (PADD1B)	3.390	3.405	3.405	0.000	0.727
Lower Atlantic (PADD1C)	3.102	3.112	3.108	-0.004	0.688
Midwest (PADD2)	3.171	3.176	3.171	-0.005	0.733
Gulf Coast (PADD3)	3.002	3.004	3.004	0.000	0.680
Rocky Mountain (PADD4)	3.358	3.370	3.370	0.000	0.783
West Coast (PADD5)	3.746	3.749	3.741	-0.008	0.970
West Coast less California	3.475	3.471	3.456	-0.015	0.800
California	3.960	3.970	3.968	-0.002	1.103

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

Gas Price Report For July 9, 2018

Gas price trend for week of July 9, 2018

Fort Lauderdale, FL – The nation’s gas prices continued ticking upward during the past week, according to the U.S. Energy Information Administration. The E.I.A.’s weekly fuel price survey shows the cost of a gallon of regular unleaded is now about $2.86 nationwide, an increase of over a penny since last week’s report.

Prices went up in nearly all regions, remaining largely static across the Rocky Mountain states. Elsewhere, prices went up anywhere from a penny to two cents per gallon.

Diesel fuel prices moved up only slightly, according to this week’s survey report, though most truckers are not likely to notice the change. The average cost of a gallon of diesel increased just over a half penny per gallon, keeping the nationwide average at about $3.24, according to the E.I.A.

This week’s average fuel prices for all regions are shown below, as gathered from www.eia.gov.

E.I.A. Gas Price Survey

	06/25/18	07/02/18	07/09/18	week ago	year ago
U.S.	2.833	2.844	2.857	0.013	0.560
East Coast (PADD1)	2.761	2.769	2.781	0.012	0.559
New England (PADD1A)	2.875	2.882	2.889	0.007	0.607
Central Atlantic (PADD1B)	2.904	2.909	2.928	0.019	0.572
Lower Atlantic (PADD1C)	2.640	2.652	2.660	0.008	0.556
Midwest (PADD2)	2.718	2.762	2.781	0.019	0.556
Gulf Coast (PADD3)	2.615	2.604	2.619	0.015	0.587
Rocky Mountain (PADD4)	2.960	2.968	2.966	-0.002	0.625
West Coast (PADD5)	3.409	3.393	3.394	0.001	0.575
West Coast less California	3.219	3.206	3.201	-0.005	0.605

E.I.A. Diesel Price Survey

	06/25/18	07/02/18	07/09/18	week ago	year ago
U.S.	3.216	3.236	3.243	0.007	0.762
East Coast (PADD1)	3.215	3.226	3.238	0.012	0.715
New England (PADD1A)	3.281	3.282	3.279	-0.003	0.701
Central Atlantic (PADD1B)	3.380	3.390	3.405	0.015	0.733
Lower Atlantic (PADD1C)	3.086	3.102	3.112	0.010	0.705
Midwest (PADD2)	3.143	3.171	3.176	0.005	0.755
Gulf Coast (PADD3)	2.978	3.002	3.004	0.002	0.693
Rocky Mountain (PADD4)	3.321	3.358	3.370	0.012	0.786
West Coast (PADD5)	3.735	3.746	3.749	0.003	0.978
West Coast less California	3.453	3.475	3.471	-0.004	0.818
California	3.959	3.960	3.970	0.010	1.103

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

Gas Price Report For July 2, 2018

Gas price trend for week of July 2, 2018

Fort Lauderdale, FL – The nation’s gas prices did an about-face during the past week, turning higher after several weeks of steady declines, according to the U.S. Energy Information Administration. The weekly E.I.A. fuel price survey shows the nation’s average cost for a gallon of regular unleaded ticked upward by about a penny to $2.84.

Prices went up in nearly all regions, in some cases by a significant measure. Drivers in the Midwest saw their average visit to the pump cost more than four extra pennies per gallon this week. Curiously, prices declined in the two regions that typically define the nation’s highest and lowest gas prices: the West Coast and the Gulf Coast, respectively.

Diesel fuel prices went up at nearly twice the pace of regular gasoline, and prices went up in all regions, according to the E.I.A. The average cost of a gallon of diesel increased two cents to nearly $3.24.

This week’s average fuel prices for all regions are shown below, as gathered from www.eia.gov.

E.I.A. Gas Price Survey

	06/18/18	06/25/18	07/02/18	week ago	year ago
U.S.	2.879	2.833	2.844	0.011	0.584
East Coast (PADD1)	2.799	2.761	2.769	0.008	0.566
New England (PADD1A)	2.900	2.875	2.882	0.007	0.592
Central Atlantic (PADD1B)	2.938	2.904	2.909	0.005	0.564
Lower Atlantic (PADD1C)	2.684	2.640	2.652	0.012	0.582
Midwest (PADD2)	2.791	2.718	2.762	0.044	0.623
Gulf Coast (PADD3)	2.654	2.615	2.604	-0.011	0.598
Rocky Mountain (PADD4)	2.977	2.960	2.968	0.008	0.622
West Coast (PADD5)	3.434	3.409	3.393	-0.016	0.577
West Coast less California	3.238	3.219	3.206	-0.013	0.613

E.I.A. Diesel Price Survey

	06/18/18	06/25/18	07/02/18	week ago	year ago
U.S.	3.244	3.216	3.236	0.020	0.764
East Coast (PADD1)	3.240	3.215	3.226	0.011	0.704
New England (PADD1A)	3.290	3.281	3.282	0.001	0.704
Central Atlantic (PADD1B)	3.397	3.380	3.390	0.010	0.719
Lower Atlantic (PADD1C)	3.121	3.086	3.102	0.016	0.695
Midwest (PADD2)	3.173	3.143	3.171	0.028	0.768
Gulf Coast (PADD3)	3.016	2.978	3.002	0.024	0.695
Rocky Mountain (PADD4)	3.339	3.321	3.358	0.037	0.773
West Coast (PADD5)	3.753	3.735	3.746	0.011	0.987
West Coast less California	3.473	3.453	3.475	0.022	0.847
California	3.976	3.959	3.960	0.001	1.094

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

Gas Price Report For June 25, 2018

Gas Price trend for week of June 25, 2018

Fort Lauderdale, FL – Gas prices across the nation continued going down during the past week, according to a U.S. government fuel price survey, even as the summer driving season is about to reach its peak. According to the U.S. Energy Information Administration, the nation’s average gas price dropped nearly a nickel per gallon during the past week to just over $2.83.

Prices fell in all regions, with the strongest price declines seen across the Midwest and in the Lower Atlantic states. Prices fell by the smallest amount in the Rocky Mountains and across the West Coast.

Truckers enjoyed about a three-cent dip in the price of diesel fuel this week, according to the E.I.A., though prices fell in smaller amounts across much of the Gulf and West Coasts, as well as the Rocky Mountains.

This week’s average fuel prices for all regions are shown below, as gathered from www.eia.gov.

E.I.A. Gas Price Survey

	06/11/18	06/18/18	06/25/18	week ago	year ago
U.S.	2.911	2.879	2.833	-0.046	0.545
East Coast (PADD1)	2.840	2.799	2.761	-0.038	0.534
New England (PADD1A)	2.926	2.900	2.875	-0.025	0.580
Central Atlantic (PADD1B)	2.980	2.938	2.904	-0.034	0.539
Lower Atlantic (PADD1C)	2.729	2.684	2.640	-0.044	0.536
Midwest (PADD2)	2.817	2.791	2.718	-0.073	0.547
Gulf Coast (PADD3)	2.696	2.654	2.615	-0.039	0.562
Rocky Mountain (PADD4)	2.990	2.977	2.960	-0.017	0.571
West Coast (PADD5)	3.452	3.434	3.409	-0.025	0.583
West Coast less California	3.246	3.238	3.219	-0.019	0.613

E.I.A. Diesel Price Survey

	06/11/18	06/18/18	06/25/18	week ago	year ago
U.S.	3.266	3.244	3.216	-0.028	0.751
East Coast (PADD1)	3.264	3.240	3.215	-0.025	0.699
New England (PADD1A)	3.292	3.290	3.281	-0.009	0.704
Central Atlantic (PADD1B)	3.420	3.397	3.380	-0.017	0.710
Lower Atlantic (PADD1C)	3.148	3.121	3.086	-0.035	0.690
Midwest (PADD2)	3.199	3.173	3.143	-0.030	0.757
Gulf Coast (PADD3)	3.037	3.016	2.978	-0.038	0.673
Rocky Mountain (PADD4)	3.344	3.339	3.321	-0.018	0.729
West Coast (PADD5)	3.769	3.753	3.735	-0.018	0.978
West Coast less California	3.489	3.473	3.453	-0.020	0.827
California	3.990	3.976	3.959	-0.017	1.096

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

Gas Price Report For June 18, 2018

Gas price trend for week of June 18, 2018

Fort Lauderdale, FL – Gas prices continued driving downward during the past week, according to the weekly fuel price survey released by the U.S. Energy Information Administration. The report shows the average cost of a gallon of unleaded dropped by over three cents per gallon to $2.88, the first time in five weeks the nation’s average fuel price has been under $2.90, providing relief for the summer driving season.

Prices went down in all regions, though, once again, the price declines were scarcely even from region to region. Drives along the East Coast and the Lower Atlantic states enjoyed price cuts of as much as a nickel per gallon. Those drivers on the West Coast, hit with the nation’s highest fuel prices, scarcely noticed their minuscule dip of less than a penny.

Truckers got a solid price break in all regions this week, save for the wan price dip in the Rocky Mountain states. The E.I.A. weekly report shows the nation’s average cost of diesel dropped by over two cents to about $3.24 per gallon.

This week’s average fuel prices for all regions are shown below, as gathered from www.eia.gov.

E.I.A. Gas Price Survey

	06/04/18	06/11/18	06/18/18	week ago	year ago
U.S.	2.940	2.911	2.879	-0.032	0.561
East Coast (PADD1)	2.879	2.840	2.799	-0.041	0.532
New England (PADD1A)	2.973	2.926	2.900	-0.026	0.584
Central Atlantic (PADD1B)	3.000	2.980	2.938	-0.042	0.542
Lower Atlantic (PADD1C)	2.778	2.729	2.684	-0.045	0.528
Midwest (PADD2)	2.847	2.817	2.791	-0.026	0.610
Gulf Coast (PADD3)	2.725	2.696	2.654	-0.042	0.563
Rocky Mountain (PADD4)	2.995	2.990	2.977	-0.013	0.563
West Coast (PADD5)	3.460	3.452	3.434	-0.018	0.574
West Coast less California	3.250	3.246	3.238	-0.008	0.612

E.I.A. Diesel Price Survey

	06/04/18	06/11/18	06/18/18	week ago	year ago
U.S.	3.285	3.266	3.244	-0.022	0.755
East Coast (PADD1)	3.282	3.264	3.240	-0.024	0.701
New England (PADD1A)	3.302	3.292	3.290	-0.002	0.700
Central Atlantic (PADD1B)	3.442	3.420	3.397	-0.023	0.714
Lower Atlantic (PADD1C)	3.166	3.148	3.121	-0.027	0.694
Midwest (PADD2)	3.224	3.199	3.173	-0.026	0.762
Gulf Coast (PADD3)	3.055	3.037	3.016	-0.021	0.687
Rocky Mountain (PADD4)	3.359	3.344	3.339	-0.005	0.714
West Coast (PADD5)	3.784	3.769	3.753	-0.016	0.971
West Coast less California	3.508	3.489	3.473	-0.016	0.818
California	4.003	3.990	3.976	-0.014	1.092

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

Gas Price Report For June 11, 2018

Gas price trend for week of June 11, 2018

Fort Lauderdale, FL – Gas prices continued giving ground during the past week, according to the weekly fuel price survey from the U.S. Energy Information Administration. The E.I.A. survey shows the average cost of a gallon of gas dropped about three cents to about $2.91, further retreating from the $3.00 threshold, at least for many drivers.

Prices slipped downward in all regions, though the size of this week’s price decline varied widely from one area to the next. Drivers along the East Coast and across the Lower Atlantic States dropped by as much as a nickel per gallon, while prices for drivers along the West Coast and Rocky Mountains only fell by about a penny, or less.

Truckers got a fuel price break in all regions this week, anywhere from a penny to two cents per gallon. The E.I.A. reports the average cost of diesel dropped by about two cents, nationally, to settle near $3.27 per gallon.

This week’s average fuel prices for all regions are shown below, as gathered from www.eia.gov.

E.I.A. Gas Price Survey

	05/28/18	06/04/18	06/11/18	week ago	year ago
U.S.	2.962	2.940	2.911	-0.029	0.545
East Coast (PADD1)	2.910	2.879	2.840	-0.039	0.530
New England (PADD1A)	2.980	2.973	2.926	-0.047	0.577
Central Atlantic (PADD1B)	3.027	3.000	2.980	-0.020	0.549
Lower Atlantic (PADD1C)	2.818	2.778	2.729	-0.049	0.522
Midwest (PADD2)	2.881	2.847	2.817	-0.030	0.569
Gulf Coast (PADD3)	2.721	2.725	2.696	-0.029	0.555
Rocky Mountain (PADD4)	2.991	2.995	2.990	-0.005	0.568
West Coast (PADD5)	3.463	3.460	3.452	-0.008	0.560
West Coast less California	3.248	3.250	3.246	-0.004	0.604

E.I.A. Diesel Price Survey

	05/28/18	06/04/18	06/11/18	week ago	year ago
U.S.	3.288	3.285	3.266	-0.019	0.742
East Coast (PADD1)	3.287	3.282	3.264	-0.018	0.695
New England (PADD1A)	3.307	3.302	3.292	-0.010	0.678
Central Atlantic (PADD1B)	3.443	3.442	3.420	-0.022	0.709
Lower Atlantic (PADD1C)	3.174	3.166	3.148	-0.018	0.689
Midwest (PADD2)	3.230	3.224	3.199	-0.025	0.745
Gulf Coast (PADD3)	3.054	3.055	3.037	-0.018	0.669
Rocky Mountain (PADD4)	3.353	3.359	3.344	-0.015	0.700
West Coast (PADD5)	3.784	3.784	3.769	-0.015	0.964
West Coast less California	3.514	3.508	3.489	-0.019	0.808
California	3.997	4.003	3.990	-0.013	1.084

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

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