GA Gas Gauge: Statewide Prices Hit Milestone

The average price for a gallon gasoline in Georgia fell below $2 over the weekend, according to AAA data.

The Georgia average hit $1.98 as of Sunday, 12 cents lower than the previous week. The average is nearly 6 cents down from a month ago and almost 72 cents from a year ago.

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The national average price for gasoline has declined 23 consecutive days, with 36 percent of gas stations now selling gas below $2 a gallon, AAA says. Prices in Georgia have dropped for 20 days in a row.

“Gas prices have been falling at a rate of about a half cent a day, and if that pace continues, the national average will drop below $2 in the next two weeks,” spokesman Mark Jenkins said in the AAA’s weekly gas price brief. “But there is potential for the pump price plunge to slow after oil prices climbed a few bucks last week.”

The lowest price reported Monday in Smyrna-Vinings on AtlantaGasPrice.com was $1.94, with several stations hovering at $1.99.

You also can use our Mapquest gas tool below to find the best prices in town.

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