Texas Gas Prices Drop While This State Has The Highest Per Gallon
You may have noticed a little less pain at the pump lately while filling up your vehicle in Killeen, Texas and the surrounding area.
While the price of food and other items continue rising, at least there's some relief at the pump for most of the Lone Star State right now.
Texas Gas Prices Dropping
While fuel prices increased in some areas of Texas recently, overall most average pump prices are still falling, as crude oil stays under $100 per barrel, according to AAA. The Energy Information Administration reports that over the past week, demand for gasoline rose to 9.35 million barrels per day, the second highest level this year.
The statewide gas price average is $3.45 for a gallon of regular unleaded fuel as of August 19th, which is three cents less than on this day last week, and 62 cents more per gallon compared to this day last year.
In Killeen, the lowest price for regular gas is $2.99 per gallon at Super Quick Food Mart on 3101 W Stan Schlueter Loop. Drivers in College Station are paying the most on average at $3.63 per gallon, while drivers in Ganado, Texas are paying the least at $2.88 per gallon, according to Gas Buddy.
National Gas Prices
The national average gas price as of August 19th is $3.92, according to AAA Texas.
While drivers in Texas are paying the second lowest gas price average in the country, Hawaii residents are paying the most, with $5.34 on average for a gallon over regular unleaded.
Save Gas Money
Nerdwallet.com has several tips that can help you save money while filling up, including using a gas price app, choosing a reward card, and buying the right fuel for your vehicle.