Prices for gasoline in one of the nation’s major cities reached an all-time on Thursday--- the highest average price ever recorded in the United States,...
Prices for gasoline in one of nation’s major cities reached an all-time on Thursday— the highest average price ever recorded in the United States, according to fuel savings platform GasBuddy.
— Patrick DeHaan, GasBuddy “The Bay Area just recorded the nation’s highest ever average price of gasoline in the United States,” said Patrick De Haan, head of petroleum analysts at GasBuddy. “Thanks to myriad challenges, derived from the COVID-19 pandemic, the average fillup now costs motorists in the Bay Area nearly $62.”
In January, GasBuddy predicted a 2021 peak for San Francisco prices in the $3.85 to $4.25 range, but to see prices nearly 90 cents higher than the low side of that range offers a “sign of how challenging a year it’s been to anticipate all the wildcards that have led San Francisco and, potentially, more areas of California, to rise to record levels,” De Haan told MarketWatch.
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