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Average Gas Price Drops By A Penny In Utah

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The average gas price in Utah has decreased by one penny. According to Triple-A, the statewide average for self-serve regular gasoline is currently 4 dollars and 63 cents per gallon.

Key takeaways

  • Utah's statewide average for self-serve regular gas is 4 dollars and 63 cents.
  • Gas prices in Utah have decreased by one penny.
  • Piute County reports the highest average price at 4 dollars and 94 cents.
  • Salt Lake contains the lowest average gas prices.

The statewide gas price in Utah has dropped by one penny, according to data from Triple-A.

The average price for a gallon of self-serve regular gasoline in the state is now 4 dollars and 63 cents.

Regional variations in pricing are evident across the state. The highest average gas price was recorded in Piute County at 4 dollars and 94 cents.

Conversely, the lowest average prices can be found in Salt Lake.

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