Recent fluctuations in Ohio gas prices

Recent data from AAA reveals the latest trends in fuel costs across Ohio as of December 5. Here's a breakdown of the current prices and changes compared to last week and last year.

Ohio Gas Prices Overview

• Current regular gas price: $2.79
• Change over the past week: +$0.07 (+2.4%)
• Change compared to last year: -$0.12 (-4.0%)
• Record high for gas: $5.07 (June 9, 2022)
• Current diesel price: $3.71
• Change over the past week: -$0.06 (-1.6%)
• Change compared to last year: +$0.15 (+4.2%)
• Record high for diesel: $6.11 (June 21, 2022)

Ohio Cities with the Highest Gas Prices

1. Lawrence County: $2.99
2. Steubenville-Weirton (OH only): $2.86
3. Columbus: $2.81
4. Akron: $2.81
5. Cincinnati (OH only): $2.80
6. Springfield: $2.80
7. Canton-Massillon: $2.79
8. Cleveland-Lorain-Elyria: $2.79
9. Belmont County: $2.79
10. Mansfield: $2.79
11. Toledo: $2.79
12. Dayton: $2.76
13. Youngstown-Warren: $2.73
14. Lima: $2.66

States with the Lowest Gas Prices

1. Oklahoma: $2.40
2. Texas: $2.52
3. Colorado: $2.53

States with the Highest Gas Prices

1. California: $4.49
2. Washington: $4.12 - $4.44
3. Other states with higher averages: $3.67 - $3.74

Author: Sophia Brooks