Drivers in Florida are paying an average of $3.689 per gallon for regular unleaded gasoline, according to the latest data. This price is notably lower than the national average of $3.831 per gallon, putting Florida among the more affordable states for fuel.
The price of gas in Florida has increased by 3.42% over the past week, rising from an average of $3.567 per gallon. This uptick reflects broader trends in fuel costs, though Florida remains a relatively inexpensive place to fill up compared to other parts of the country.
Florida’s gas prices are 3.71% below the national average, positioning the state among the cheapest areas in the country for fuel. For context, the most expensive gas can be found in California, where prices average $5.245 per gallon, while Texas offers the lowest average price at $3.230 per gallon.
These figures are based on data from the U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA), which tracks fuel prices nationwide. The spread between regular unleaded and diesel prices is also notable, with diesel currently averaging $4.668 per gallon across the country.
