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Rhode Island Gas Prices Down 2 Cents


Rhode Island’s average gas price is down 2 cents from last week ($3.44), averaging $3.42 per gallon. Today’s price is 1 cent higher than a month ago ($3.41), and $1.13 lower than May 15, 2022 ($4.55). Rhode Island’s average gas price is 11 cents lower than the national average.

The national average for a gallon of gas drifted lower by four cents since last week to $3.53. The lackluster movement can be attributed to higher demand for gasoline but a lower cost for oil canceling each other out.

“Increasing demand for gasoline would usually drive pump prices higher,” said Diana Gugliotta, Director of Public Affairs for AAA Northeast, “but the cost for oil has remained low lately, so drivers should benefit from stable pump prices as Memorial Day draws near.”

AAA Northeast’s May 15 survey of fuel prices found the current national average to be the same as last week, averaging $3.53 a gallon. Today’s national average price is 13 cents lower than a month ago ($3.66), and is 94 cents lower than this day last year ($4.47).

The AAA Gas Prices website is your resource for up-to-date fuel price information. Search average gas prices by Regular, Plus, Premium and Diesel on National and State levels, as well as Metro areas.

 

 

 


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Christian Winthrop
Christian Winthrop
Christian Winthrop is a media publisher and journalist and the founder and editor of Newport Buzz, the leading news platform covering Newport, Rhode Island. He is also the creator of Palm Beach Buzz, expanding the same community-focused journalism model to South Florida. A fifth-generation Newporter, Winthrop previously worked in national politics and later as an entertainment producer in New York City before returning home to launch Newport Buzz in 2011.
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