The average price of a gallon of regular gasoline in Florida was $3.80 on Sunday. According to AAA, that is the lowest level in four months.
Over the past week, the average price fell by another 7 cents. A week earlier, a gallon cost $3.87, and a month ago it cost $4.18.
The current average is 62 cents lower than the peak at the end of September ($4.42). It is also nearly 72 cents lower than this year’s high, set in May ($4.52). A year ago, a gallon in Florida cost an average of $2.87. The lowest price of 2026 was recorded in January, at about $2.67.
Drivers in Florida are paying about 22 cents less than the national average. According to AAA, the national average on Nov. 8 was $4.02 a gallon.
AAA – The Auto Club Group spokesman Mark Jenkins noted that oil and gasoline prices fell sharply last week. However, lower wholesale prices take time to reach the pump. If the market remains favorable, prices at gas stations could keep falling.
AAA cautions that retail prices do not always track the futures market evenly. The pace of price cuts is affected by factors including local supply conditions and distribution costs.
The cheapest fuel is traditionally found in the northwest part of the state. In Escambia County, the average was $3.51, compared with $4.02 a month earlier. AAA updates average fuel prices daily at GasPrices.AAA.com, where drivers can check prices in their area.
Source: Orlando Sentinel
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