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Cheapest Gas Near Me: Find Lowest Price In Reston

Soaring oil prices mean more pain at the pump for Reston residents, with the average gas price at $3.81 across Northern Virginia.

Soaring oil prices mean more pain at the pump for Reston residents, with the average gas price at $3.81 across Northern Virginia.
Soaring oil prices mean more pain at the pump for Reston residents, with the average gas price at $3.81 across Northern Virginia. (Scott Anderson/Patch)

RESTON, VA — Soaring oil prices mean more pain at the pump for Virginia residents, with the average gas price already nearing $3.71 across the state.

Gas prices in Reston and elsewhere in Northern Virginia are hovering about 10 cents above the statewide average. On Friday, the average gas price in Northern Virginia was $3.81 per gallon. A week ago, the average price per gallon in Northern Virginia was $3.53, And a year ago, the average price was $2.71.

You can still save a little bit if you know where to look in Reston.

Find out what's happening in Restonfor free with the latest updates from Patch.

According to GasBuddy, the cheapest gas in Reston is selling for $3.79 per gallon at the Exxon at 11808 Baron Cameron Avenue. Here are some other places you can save near Reston:

  • Exxon & APlus, 1818 Wiehle Ave. Reston, $3.79 per gallon
  • Sunoco & APlus, 11190 South Lakes Drive, Reston, $3.79 per gallon
  • Exxon & APlus, 11854 Sunrise Valley Drive, Reston, $3.79 per gallon
  • Sunoco, 1496 Reston Parkway, Reston, $3.81 per gallon
  • Mobil, 11410 North Shore Drive, Reston, $3.89 per gallon
  • Sunoco, 12191 Sunset Hills Drive, Reston, $3.89 per gallon
  • Exxon, 12080 Glade Drive, Reston, $3.95 per gallon
  • Sunoco, 11714 Sunset Hills Road, Reston, $3.97

The recent climb in pump prices primarily is attributable to the high cost of crude oil, according to AAA. Moderating winter weather and optimism over a possible decline in COVID-19 cases have led to an increase in gas demand.

Find out what's happening in Restonfor free with the latest updates from Patch.

"More drivers fueling up here coupled with a persistent tight supply of oil worldwide provides the recipe for higher prices at the pump," AAA spokesperson Andrew Gross said in a news release.

"And unfortunately for consumers, it does not appear that this trend will change anytime soon."
At a news conference last week, GasBuddy representatives said gas prices could go up by as much as 50 cents in the coming months.

Eric Heyl, Patch Staff, contributed to this article

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