Georgia Gas Prices: They Keep Tumbling Down

Gas prices in Georgia keep tumbling down, according to AAA’s weekly fuel price brief.

Entering the week, the average price per gallon for regular unleaded gasoline fell nine cents in Georgia, from $2.10 to $2.01, according to AAA figures. The national average fell seven cents to $2.07.

The average in metro Atlanta was also down 10 cents to $2.03, as of Sunday.

“The national average could be $2 or less by this time next week,” said Mark Jenkins, spokesman for the AAA Auto Club Group. “Gasoline has been falling at a rate of about 1 cent a day and that trend is likely to continue in the next seven days.”

If it happens, this would be the first time the national average would be under $2 in nearly six years (March 2009).

Gas prices under $2 are already seen all over metro Atlanta.

AtlantaGasPrices.com has a list of the gas stations in the region with regular unleaded gas less than two bucks a gallon Monday morning.

On Sunday, there were 24 states with an average price below $2 a gallon. Georgia and Ohio both shared an average of $2.01, and will likely fall below the $2 threshold within the next couple of days.

The average price in Georgia of $2.01 fell 9 cents in the past seven days, which is 43 cents cheaper than a month ago, $1.20 less than the average price this time last year. The average price in Florida was $2.14 on Sunday, 9 cents cheaper than a week ago, 40 cents less than a month ago, and $1.24 below the average price this time last year. The Tennessee average of $1.91 is 6 cents cheaper than last week, 40 cents less than a month ago, and $1.19 below the average price this time last year.

Also, use our Mapquest gas tool below to find the best price in town.

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