AAA Daily Fuel Gauge Report for Friday, 09/29/2017
National Average Price for Regular – Current: $2.568; Month Ago: $2.378; Year Ago: $2.209.
National Average Price for Diesel – Current: $2.729; Month Ago: $2.541; Year Ago: $2.354.
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