Gas prices in Texas are holding steady at $3.752 per gallon this week, unchanged from last week. This is significantly below the national average of $4.305 per gallon, giving Texas drivers a break at the pump.
While gas prices have remained stable, diesel prices continue to be higher, averaging $5.35 per gallon nationwide. However, Texas drivers are still paying less for diesel compared to many other parts of the country.
Texas is among the cheapest areas in the country for gas, with prices 12.85% below the national average. This makes it a standout state for more affordable fuel costs, especially when compared to the most expensive state, California, where gas prices reach $5.853 per gallon.
According to the U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA), these figures highlight the ongoing variability in fuel prices across different regions. The spread between gas and diesel prices remains significant, reflecting broader trends in the energy market.
