Pennsylvania Gas Prices Rose 16 Cents Last Month

Pennsylvania’s gas prices keep ticking upward. The average gallon of gas now costs $3.927 in the Keystone State. That’s a tad higher than the national average of $3.925, making Pennsylvania the 17th-highest state in the country. (All of this information came from AAA’s helpful Fuel Gauge Report.)
How do Pennsylvania’s markets compare? Reading is the cheapest place to buy gas, with the average cost at $3.891 a gallon. Erie is the worst market, at $3.898

City-by-city prices were, on average, 16 cents cheaper a month ago. Check out our chart below for market-by-market comparisons.
Wondering what sets the cost you’re paying at the pump? Check out StateImpact Pennsylvania’s recent report.

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