Sheetz drops gas price to $1.776, way below average in each of the 50 states
Pain at the pump? Not if you're heading to Sheetz
The Russia-Ukraine conflict created a gas-price increase in the U.S. that hadn’t been so hard-hitting on wallets since Hurricane Katrina back in 2005.
Since then, prices have decreased… but also spiked and spiked again, with the national average rarely going below $3.50.
When considering that monetary squeeze, it’s little wonder why Sheetz’s price drop—down to $1.776, a numeric play to celebrate the Fourth of July—made national news. And a lot of lines.
How does that compare to your state’s current average for a gallon of Regular Unleaded?
Here is the breakdown at the pump for all 50 states, according to AAA…
Alabama: $3.076
Alaska: $4.303
Arizona: $3.844
Arkansas: $3.100
California: $4.844
Colorado: $3.768
Connecticut: $3.626
Delaware: $3.390
Florida: $3.264
Georgia: $3.207
Hawaii: $4.722
Idaho: $3.955
Illinois: $3.885
Indiana: $3.334
Iowa: $3.334
Kansas: $3.238
Kentucky: $3.245
Louisiana: $3.070
Maine: $3.611
Maryland: $3.506
Massachusetts: $3.559
Michigan: $3.521
Minnesota: $3.438
Mississippi: $2.959
Missouri: $3.258
Montana: $3.720
Nebraska: $3.329
Nevada: $4.221
New Hampshire: $3.497
New Jersey: $3.487
New Mexico: $3.422
New York: $3.683
North Carolina: $3.216
North Dakota: $3.473
Ohio: $3.277
Oklahoma: $3.200
Oregon: $4.635
Pennsylvania: $3.639
Rhode Island: $3.519
South Carolina: $3.124
South Dakota: $3.480
Tennessee: $3.067
Texas: $3.137
Utah: $3.917
Vermont: $3.607
Virginia: $3.304
Washington: $4.981
West Virginia: $3.376
Wisconsin: $3.387
Wyoming: $3.626
