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Long weekend of Labor Day or Workers Day in the US you will have lower prices per gallon of gasoline.
More than two months ago, the price of a gallon of gasoline broke the $ 5 barrier for the first time in history and hit its all-time high at $ 5,016, according to data from the American Automobile Association (AAA, for the its acronym in English), prices continue to fall.
With more than 70 consecutive days of decline, the national average price per gallon reached its lowest level since March. However, even though prices have dropped significantly, gasoline is still about 70 cents above the average price a year ago when it was $ 3.18 per gallon.
Price of a gallon of gasoline today, September 3: Texas, California, Florida, New York …
According to the AAA portal, This September 3, the average price of a gallon of gasoline in the United States is $ 3,796. Meanwhile, this Saturday, the national average price of diesel is $ 5,074.
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Here’s how the price of gasoline looks this September 3 in the United Statess, according to the AAA data:
- Alabama: $ 3,402
- Alaska: $ 4,799
- Arizona: $ 3,971
- Arkansas: $ 3,291
- California: $ 5,254
- Colorado: $ 3,744
- Connecticut: $ 3,765
- Delaware: $ 3,584
- District of Columbia: $ 3,928
- Florida: $ 3,545
- Georgia: $ 3,343
- Hawaii: $ 5,301
- Idaho: $ 4,530
- Illinois: $ 4,133
- Indiana: $ 3,927
- Iowa: $ 3,463
- Kansas: $ 3,479
- Kentucky: $ 3,445
- Louisiana: $ 3,337
- Maine: $ 3,896
- Maryland: $ 3,681
- Massachusetts: $ 3,950
- Michigan: $ 3,835
- Minnesota: $ 3,724
- Mississippi: $ 3,311
- Missouri: $ 3,395
- Montana: $ 4,019
- Nebraska: $ 3,581
- Nevada: $ 4,845
- New Hampshire: $ 3,847
- New Jersey: $ 3,848
- New Mexico: $ 3,653
- New York: $ 4,034
- North Carolina: $ 3,509
- North Dakota: $ 3,709
- Ohio: $ 3,649
- Oklahoma: $ 3,398
- Oregon: $ 4,724
- Pennsylvania: $ 4,011
- Rhode Island: $ 3,839
- South Carolina: $ 3,421
- South Dakota: $ 3,761
- Tennessee: $ 3,393
- Texas: $ 3,296
- Utah: $ 4,398
- Vermont: $ 3,983
- Virginia: $ 3,581
- Washington: $ 4,689
- West Virginia: $ 3,743
- Wisconsin: $ 3,590
- Wyoming: $ 3,892
