The average price for a gallon gas in Pa. today is $4.84, according to AAA.
that states that have at least one station selling gas for $3.99 or less, in addition to Texas and Georgia, include South Carolina, Mississippi, Arkansas, Tennessee, North Carolina, Oklahoma, Florida, Kentucky, Missouri, New Mexico and Virginia.
The lowest state average price appears to be $4.25 a gallon in South Carolina. The average is $4.26 in Georgia and $4.27 in Mississippi.“The primary reason for the decline is lower demand at the pump as fewer people fueled up over the past two weeks. The lull, however, could end with the arrival of the summer driving season,” AAA said.
“Stations are getting lower prices already. Prices could go down a penny or two every day or two for the next six weeks as long as nothing changes.”
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