Gasoline fuel pumps
Photograph ©2015 by Brian Cohen.

Where Gasoline Exceeds $6 Per Gallon in the United States

Some places are well on their way to reaching $7 per gallon.

The price of fuel in general has increased substantially due to a number of factors — one of many is the hostile invasion of Ukraine by armed military forces of Russia — to the point where some fuel stations are currently pricing regular unleaded gasoline beyond five dollars per gallon.

Where Gasoline Exceeds $6 Per Gallon in the United States

Gasoline pump handle
Photograph ©2015 by Brian Cohen.

San Francisco “became the first major U.S. city to reach an average gas price of $5 per gallon,” according to this article from GasBuddy on Thursday, March 3, 2022. “Prices have continued to increase in the area since October 2021, when San Francisco first broke its all-time record high of $4.73 per gallon.”

Four fuel stations in California are reportedly selling regular gasoline which is more expensive than $6.00 per gallon at the time this article was written — and if you want to purchase premium gasoline with a credit card, prepare to pay even more per gallon:

Fuel Station
Regular
Mid Grade
Premium
Diesel
76
25635 Crucero Road, Ludlow
$6.29 $6.39 $6.49 Not
Applicable
Shell
900 North Hill Street, Los Angeles
$6.14 credit $6.14 cash
$6.24 credit
$6.24 cash Not
Applicable
Shell
453 Main Street, Bridgeport
$6.09 $6.19 $6.39 $6.39
Valero
377 Main Street, Bridgeport
$6.05 $6.15 $6.35 $6.39
Shell
12366 Boron Avenue, Boron
$5.99 Not
Applicable
Not
Applicable
Not
Applicable
Chevron
701 Las Tablas Road, Templeton
$5.99 $6.15 $6.29 $6.59
Chevron
2155 Huntington Drive, San Marino
$5.99 $6.39 $6.49 $6.29

Conversely, you can still purchase a gallon of regular gasoline for $2.64 if you happen to be at the Exxon fuel station on 2610 SC-56 in Pauline , which is in the state of South Carolina. That appears to be the lowest reported price per gallon of gasoline in the United States at the time this article was written.

Final Boarding Call

Iceland
Photograph ©2018 by Brian Cohen.

One might be tempted to say that long gone are the days when the price of a gallon of gasoline in the United States was less than 89 cents per gallon — some gasoline prices were as low as 79 cents per gallon at one point — but that was not even two years ago in April of 2020.

If you operate a motor vehicle which uses diesel fuel, you are unfortunately paying even more per gallon…

…and the price for a gallon of gasoline is almost $10.50 per gallon in Hong Kong, which is currently the most expensive price per gallon in the world.

Diesel fuel was slightly less expensive than gasoline in Iceland — and I paid somewhere between eight dollars per gallon and nine dollars per gallon in Iceland back in 2018, which was the most I have ever paid for fuel.

Other articles at The Gate whose topic is gasoline and fuel include:

All photographs ©2015 and ©2018 by Brian Cohen.

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