AAA: Average price of gas in W.Va. below $4 for the first time in months
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BRIDGEPORT, W.Va (WDTV) - Gas prices in West Virginia continue to fall and are nearly a dollar lower than the all-time high set in June, according to AAA.
The average gas price per gallon for regular fuel in West Virginia is $3.996, more than 15 cents lower than last week’s average of $4.15. The average price per gallon one month ago was $4.64.
While gas prices are falling, they are still more than a dollar higher than last year’s average. Last year, the average price per gallon was only $3.05.
Meanwhile, gas prices for mid-grade, premium and diesel fuels have all fallen at least 15 cents in the last week. AAA says mid-grade has dropped from $4.44 to $4.27, premium has fallen from $4.70 to $4.54 and diesel has fallen from $5.36 to $5.21.
Gas prices across north-central West Virginia continue to fall but at different rates. AAA reports the following average gas prices for NCWV:
- Harrison County: $4.07
- Marion County: $3.80
- Lewis County: $3.98
- Upshur County: $3.98
- Randolph County: $3.92
- Tucker County: $4.20
- Barbour County: $3.97
- Doddridge County: $4.17
- Taylor County: $3.81
- Gilmer County: $4.40
- Ritchie County: $4.37
- Webster County: $3.99
- Monongalia County: $3.99
- Hardy County: $4.21
- Preston County: $4.01
- Pocahontas County: $3.96
Last week, Marion County was the only county in north-central West Virginia with an average gas price below $4 a gallon.
West Virginia is still higher than the nation’s national average of $3.956.
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