Gas Prices Today in Your State

What will you pay at the pump this week?

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By Doug Whiteman Oct. 29, 2019

The average American household spends $164 a month — close to $2,000 a year — on vehicle fuel and motor oil, the government's most recent numbers tell us. That's a decent-sized chunk of family budgets, so it's no wonder we all tend to follow gasoline prices closely. Here are this week's typical gas prices where you are.

Begin by selecting your state from the list below:

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Doug Whiteman

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Doug Whiteman was formerly the editor-in-chief of MoneyWise. He has been quoted by The Wall Street Journal, USA Today and CNBC.com and has been interviewed on Fox Business, CBS Radio and the syndicated TV show "First Business."

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