Key facts
- Twenty U.S. states saw gasoline prices rise more than the national average in July.
Gas Prices Rose Most in 20 US States in July
IN SHORT
Twenty U.S. states experienced the largest increases in gasoline prices during July, with North Carolina, Rhode Island, and Tennessee seeing some of the steepest rises. The national average gas price increased by 6.73% over the month.
Key Numbers
20states with highest gas price increases in July
6.73%national average gas price increase in July
$4.11national average gas price end of July
8.16%North Carolina gas price increase in July
8.19%Rhode Island gas price increase in July
8.25%Tennessee gas price increase in July
8.76%Alabama gas price increase in July
Who's Involved
AAA
reported national average gas prices
↳ Why This Matters
The rising gas prices in numerous states indicate a broader trend impacting consumer budgets and potentially influencing inflation. These increases, particularly those outpacing the national average, can affect household spending and transportation costs across affected regions.