There’s this one quiet place in the United States that made a strange noise today, Nebraska. Why? According to AAA Survey gas price, Nebraska (edging Michigan) offers the highest prices of gas across the United States.
According to the survey, last Saturday Nebraska reduced the average cost of their commercial gas from $3.34 to $3.05 per gallon. That was also the same day that Michigan lowered its price for gas, giving way to Nebraska’s 29 cents above the national average.
Aside from Nebraska and Michigan, Wisconsin, Illinois and Hawaii are the three US States that has the most expensive gas sold in today’s history. Taking the middle spot are the places such as South Carolina, New Jersey, Tennessee, Arkansas and Mississippi while leaving the city of Tucson, Arizona for having the lowest gas price of $2.80 per gallon.
So the next time you feel that you’re just running out of gas, park at your own risk. Make sure that your tank is full when crossing these states.
I live in Michigan & it has been a killer. We have such high prices & also one of the worst economies! Not a good combination at all.
ReplyDeletethen it is time to move out! he he.. anyways, that's the reality and I really feel the hurt of knowing that despite of living in the same country, there are other states that offer much lower cost of living and great economy as well.
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