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<blockquote data-quote="moreluck" data-source="post: 3528572" data-attributes="member: 1246">Right now, in general, the highest gas prices are along the West Coast. Although Connecticut and Pennsylvania did not make the top five list, they are two states in the eastern region where motorists will pay more at the pump. Also, drivers in Hawaii and Alaska are paying more for a gallon of gasoline.Here are the top five states with the highest gasoline prices.1. California: $3.73 per gallon2. Hawaii: $3.71 per gallon3. Washington: $45 per gallon4. Alaska: $3.38 per gallon5. Oregon: $3.34 per gallonHere are the states where prices are the lowest.1. Louisiana $2.642. Mississippi $2.653. Alabama $2.664. South Carolina $2.665. Arkansas $2.68Peak driving season runs from the Memorial Day weekend through the Labor Day weekend. Typically, during this period gasoline prices rise as more motorists hitting the road means a higher demand for gasoline.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="moreluck, post: 3528572, member: 1246"] Right now, in general, the highest gas prices are along the West Coast. Although Connecticut and Pennsylvania did not make the top five list, they are two states in the eastern region where motorists will pay more at the pump. Also, drivers in Hawaii and Alaska are paying more for a gallon of gasoline. Here are the top five states with the highest gasoline prices. 1. California: $3.73 per gallon 2. Hawaii: $3.71 per gallon 3. Washington: $45 per gallon 4. Alaska: $3.38 per gallon 5. Oregon: $3.34 per gallon Here are the states where prices are the lowest. 1. Louisiana $2.64 2. Mississippi $2.65 3. Alabama $2.66 4. South Carolina $2.66 5. Arkansas $2.68 Peak driving season runs from the Memorial Day weekend through the Labor Day weekend. Typically, during this period gasoline prices rise as more motorists hitting the road means a higher demand for gasoline. [/QUOTE]

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