US national average gasoline prices hover around $4.513 per gallon as of May 17, 2026, with minimal daily fluctuations. Persistent regional disparities remain, with West Coast and non-contiguous states experiencing the highest costs, while the South and Midwest offer more affordable options. Factors like supply chain, refinery operations, and taxes contribute to these price differences.

US national average gasoline prices hover around $4.513 per gallon as of May 17, 2026, with minimal daily fluctuations. Persistent regional disparities remain, with West Coast and…

Gasoline prices across the United States are showing an upward trend. The national average stands at over four dollars and fifty cents per gallon. Significant price differences…