Gasoline price today, August 25, in the United States: Texas, California, Florida, New York…

fuel prices continue to decline in USA.

As oil futures drop, so do gasoline prices.

In June of this year, the fuel reached its historical maximum when trading at more than five dollars a gallon of gasoline. Since then, prices have been falling.

For this Thursday, August 25, the average cost of a gallon of gasoline is $3,878 dollars nationwide, According to the most recent update of the American Automobile Association (AAA).

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Gasoline price today, August 25, in the United States: Texas, California, Florida, New York…

The national average cost It is not the same at the state level, since it changes due to fuel taxes in each state. That is why in locations like California the average cost exceeds five dollars, being the state with the highest fuel tax.

Then, How much is a gallon of gasoline today, August 25, in each state of the country.

• Alabama: $3,459 dollars
• Alaska: $4,877 dollars
• Arizona: $4,020 dollars
• Arkansas: $3,395 dollars
• California: $5,298 dollars
• Colorado: $3,855 dollars
• Connecticut: $3,964 dollars
• Delaware: $3,761 dollars
• District of Columbia: $4,075 dollars
• Florida: $3,578 dollars
• Georgia: $3,404 dollars
• Hawaii: $5,313 dollars
• Idaho: $4,628 dollars
• Illinois: $4,215 dollars
• Indiana: $3,859 dollars
• Iowa: $3,558 dollars
• Kansas: $3,565 dollars
• Kentucky: $3,477 dollars
• Louisiana: $3,432 dollars
• Maine: $4,101 dollars
• Maryland: $3,841 dollars
• Massachusetts: $4,122 dollars
• Michigan: $3,865 dollars
• Minnesota: $3,818 dollars
• Mississippi: $3,397 dollars
• Missouri: $3,500 dollars
• Montana: $4,192 dollars
• Nebraska: $3,680 dollars
• Nevada: $4,905 dollars
• New Hampshire: $3,998 dollars
• New Jersey: $4,015 dollars
• New Mexico: $3,775 dollars
• New York: $4,199 dollars
• North Carolina: $3,571 dollars
• North Dakota: $3,873 dollars
• Ohio: $3,599 dollars
• Oklahoma: $3,520 dollars
• Oregon: $4,804 dollars
• Pennsylvania: $4,179 dollars
• Rhode Island: $4,028 dollars
• South Carolina: $3,460 dollars
• South Dakota: $3,833 dollars
• Tennessee: $3,457 dollars
• Texas: $3,412 dollars
• Utah: $4,505 dollars
• Vermont: $4,186 dollars
• Virginia: $3,663 dollars
• Washington: $4,759 dollars
• West Virginia: $3,842 dollars
• Wisconsin: $3,648 dollars
• Wyoming: $4,006 dollars