Gas prices in Ohio have risen to an average of $2.91 per gallon, up from $2.80 yesterday, making it a notable change for drivers.
Columbus: Gas prices are always shifting, and today in Ohio, you’re looking at an average of $2.91 per gallon. That’s a jump from $2.80 just yesterday. Last year, it was around $2.82, so it’s a bit of a hike.
Compared to other states, Ohio’s prices are still lower than Kentucky, where gas is averaging $2.73. The national average is sitting at $3.02, so Ohio is doing a little better than that.
If you’re curious about specific cities, here’s a quick rundown: Cleveland is at $2.95, and prices vary across other cities like Akron and Cincinnati. It’s good to keep an eye on these numbers, especially if you’re planning a trip.
So, why do prices fluctuate? Well, it’s all about crude oil costs, refining expenses, and taxes. Seasonal changes also play a role, with summer gas being pricier due to its special formulation.
If you want to find the best gas prices near you, apps like GasBuddy can help. Plus, check out local supermarkets like Giant Eagle and Kroger for fuel rewards that can save you some cash at the pump.
