We are aware that gas costs have skyrocketed everywhere, but not in one Texas city. Gas prices have hardly altered despite the hurricane and the historic holiday travel.
From last week, the national average price per gallon of gas increased by three cents to $3.54. The record number of drivers traveling by automobile on July 4th, Hurricane Beryl striking the Texas coast, and oil prices consistently above $80 per barrel all contributed to the small increase in prices.
The national average as of July 11, 2024, is $3.54, which is the same as one year ago and 10 cents higher than one month ago.
Mississippi ($3.09), Arkansas ($3.07), Louisiana ($3.11), Tennessee ($3.13), Oklahoma ($3.15), Kansas ($3.16), Texas ($3.17), Missouri ($3.17), Alabama ($3.20), and Nebraska ($3.26) are the top ten least costly markets in the US.
Lubbock had the lowest gas prices in Texas on Friday, according to AAA gas prices.
Texas had an average regular gas price of $3.17, whilst Lubbock had an average regular gas price of $2.95.
Lubbock is The Cheapest Texas City For Gas
Amarillo
Tyler
The Corpus Christi
Angelo San
Witchita Falls
Abilene
Beaumont-Port Arthur
Victoria
Temple, Fort Hood, Killeen
El Paso is the most expensive city in Texas to buy gas
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Dallas
Arlington-Fort Worth
City of Galveston, Texas
San Marcos, Austin
Laredo
Houston
Edinburgh-Mission-McAllen
Brownsville-Harlingen
Bryan College Station
In preparation for the Fourth of July weekend, Hub City gas prices increased last week. But according to AAA, Lubbock still had the second-cheapest gas in the state.
For the second week running, El Paso has the most expensive gas in the state, coming in at $3.42, a nickel less than the previous week.
California ($4.78), Hawaii ($4.69), Washington ($4.28), Nevada ($4.04), Oregon ($4.02), Illinois ($3.89), Alaska ($3.87), Washington DC ($3.71), Pennsylvania ($3.69), and New York ($3.63) are the top ten most expensive markets in the country.
