AAA Says Gas Tops $4 as October Tracks Toward Record

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AAA reported national gasoline averaged $4.28 a gallon on October 26, one cent below the prior week, compared with $3.05 a year earlier. The average has remained above $4 since late July, and the organization says October is on track to become the most expensive October on record. New York drivers pay $4.38, while diesel averages $6.34 nationally. Crude oil has traded between $101 and $115 a barrel as northern states switch to winter-blend gasoline.  Disclosure: This video contains stock footage and content created or enhanced using AI-assisted tools.

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00:00Gas prices are still stuck above $4 a gallon.

00:03A says the national average on Monday, October 26th was $4.28.

00:07That is down one cent from a week earlier.

00:10A year ago, the average was $3.05.

00:12The national average has stayed above $4 since late July.

00:16AIA says October is on track to be the most expensive October on record for gasoline.

00:21In New York, drivers pay $4.38 a gallon.

00:24Compared with $3.11 a year ago, diesel averages $6.34 nationally.

00:29Crude oil has traded between $1.11 and $1.15 a barrel.

00:33Northern states are switching to winter blend gasoline, which is cheaper to produce.

00:38But drivers have seen little relief so far.

00:40Public level 2 EV charging averages $0.42 per kilowatt hour.

00:45Diesel is also up from 3i66 a year earlier.

00:48Disclosure.

00:49This video contains stock footage and content created or enhanced using AI-assisted tools.

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