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Gas Prices Are Down Over The Past Week
October 14, 2019
Florida gas prices fell last week, but could rise again in the coming days, according to AAA, due to political tensions that caused crude prices to increase late last week.
Florida drivers are paying an average of $2.42 per gallon for regular unleaded, 6 cents less than last week, but 2 cents more than a month ago.
In Escambia County, the average price per gallon was $2.40. Three Cantonment stations were below average at $2.31 a gallon Sunday night.
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3 Responses to “Gas Prices Are Down Over The Past Week”
Four cents per gallon higher than before Iran attacked Saudi Arabian production facilities.
It will be good when nobody cares what happens in the Middle East.
David for nuclear energy
I remember to when gas was 28cents a gallon,and gas station workers would clean the windshields,while gas was pumping,those good old days are long gone, and who ever Bob C is knows what he’s talking about its not cheap anymore,May be my brother -in-law,Lol.
Recalling many folks saying, with great emphasis, “I WON’T buy gas when it gets to a Dollar a gallon”.
Guess they have a mule to ride or have worn out a lot of sneakers by now.
Crazy thing, among many, is how the same brand of gas station — only couple miles apart — can have different prices for a gallon of gas.
Oh well, will whip the pickup into the “convenience” store and tell the eager young attendant to “Fill ‘er UP and make sure to check the tire pressure all the way around, top off the coolant and windshield wiper fluid and tell me how the oil looks”.