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US gas prices rise to 4 511 a gallon May 13 with California topping costs
Economy
Published on 13 May 2026
California hits the highest rates while Oklahoma stays lowest
Gasoline prices in the US inched higher on May 13, with the national average reaching $4.511 per gallon. California drivers are paying the most, while Oklahoma has the lowest prices. Texas and Florida are still below the national average, and Washington and Hawaii show higher rates, partly linked to their geography.
- US national gas average climbed to $4.511 per gallon
- California remains the most expensive state for drivers
- Oklahoma reports the lowest gasoline prices
- Texas and Florida are below the national average
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