Gasoline prices moved up overnight to set a new record high last night… the second record high in as many days.
According to AAA, the national average for a gallon of regular unleaded has now reached record levels of $3.303 for a gallon.
The current price of gasoline has been rising in reaction to the recent run up of oil prices and the weak dollar, and resulted in a 22% jump year over year in prices at the pump.
The highest averaging states are California and Hawaii, both of which have average prices above the $3.60 mark.
For a full write up on the current situation, you can read my article on record high gasoline prices over on BloggingStocks.
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Hi Michael,
in San Diego here, and I am paying a bit under $4 a gallon.
Im in texas, and we are right around same level, about $3.40.
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