Gas Prices Jump More Than 40 Cents In A Month
PITTSBURGH (KDKA) – Western Pennsylvania gas consumers are continuing to pay more and more at the pump.
It was announced Tuesday that drivers in western Pennsylvania are paying 6 cents more this week – with an average price of $3.84 per gallon.
That's more than the national average of $3.782 – which is a 43.5 increase over the last month.
Rising crude oil prices are only somewhat to blame for the jump. AAA in Pittsburgh says the jump is primarily a result of refinery maintenance issues, meaning less gas is being produced.
Below is a list of average prices per gallon of unleaded gasoline, per region according to AAA:
- $ 3.855 Altoona
- $ 3.859 Beaver
- $ 3.815 Bradford
- $ 3.826 Brookville
- $ 3.858 Butler
- $ 3.878 Clarion
- $ 3.860 Du Bois
- $ 3.695 Erie
- $ 3.857 Greensburg
- $ 3.868 Indiana
- $ 3.879 Jeanette
- $ 3.866 Kittanning
- $ 3.862 Latrobe
- $ 3.869 Meadville
- $ 3.868 Mercer
- $ 3.800 New Castle
- $ 3.859 New Kensington
- $ 3.840 Pittsburgh
- $ 3.864 Sharon
- $ 3.832 Uniontown
- $ 3.750 Warren
- $ 3.827 Washington
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