Why California’s gas prices increased 41 cents a gallon in February
California drivers are seeing an increase in fuel expenses. The price of a gallon of regular gas rose 41 cents from one month ago. That would amount to about $243 more a year for a car getting average mileage (24.4 miles per gallon) that is driven the average distance (14,489 miles) per year.
California has highest gas prices in the nation, AAA says. Here’s where to fuel up for less
California residents pay more for gas than anywhere else in the nation — and fuel prices are steadily rising, according to data from AAA. As of Friday, the average price of a gallon of regular gasoline in California was $4.84, the automobile association said.
According to one forecast, prices at the pump could jump by as much as $0.60 a gallon between now and mid-April.
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