Map Shows Diesel Prices in Each State as Average Passes $6
Summary
Diesel prices in the United States have risen to over $6 per gallon, reaching a record high. This increase is linked to ongoing conflicts in the Middle East, which have affected global oil supply and raised fuel costs.Key Facts
- The national average diesel price reached $6.05 per gallon on September 11.
- Diesel prices increased from $3.70 a year ago and went up by more than $2 per gallon since late February.
- Gasoline prices also rose to $4.29 per gallon, up from $2.98 in late February.
- Diesel is used to fuel many commercial vehicles like trucks that carry freight and deliveries.
- Some businesses have increased fees to cover the higher diesel costs.
- The highest diesel prices were in California ($7.98), Washington ($7.05), and Hawaii ($7.00).
- The lowest diesel prices were in Oklahoma ($5.60), Missouri ($5.65), and Texas ($5.66).
- The price increases relate to disruptions in oil supply caused by conflicts involving the United States, Israel, and Iran.
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