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US Gas Prices Slip Slightly May 10 But Big State Differences Remain
Economy
Published on 10 May 2026
California hits $6 plus while Oklahoma stays under $4
US gasoline prices edged down to an average $4.522 per gallon on May 10, 2026, halting a recent climb. But the spread is stark: California remains the priciest at $6.154, while Oklahoma is among the cheapest at $3.958. Taxes and logistics are major drivers behind the wide state-by-state differences.
- National average gas price dips to $4.522 per gallon
- California leads at $6.154, Oklahoma is cheaper at $3.958
- Regional gaps persist despite the small overall decline
- Taxes and logistics help explain state price differences
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