Weekly Gas Prices Surge Across Major U.S. States as of April 12, 2026
Gas Prices Today April 12: Check latest weekly average rates in California, Texas, Florida, New York and San Francisco
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As of April 12, 2026, gas prices have risen sharply across California, Texas, Florida, New York, and San Francisco, reflecting a nationwide trend. California remains the most expensive, with prices nearing $6 per gallon for premium fuel, while Texas continues to offer the lowest prices despite increases.
- 01Gas prices have increased across all fuel grades in major U.S. states.
- 02California and San Francisco report the highest prices, nearing $6 per gallon.
- 03Texas maintains the lowest gas prices, though they are rising.
- 04Regular gasoline remains the cheapest option across all states.
- 05The upward trend in prices reflects broader national pressures on fuel costs.
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As of April 12, 2026, average gas prices have shown a significant increase across California, Texas, Florida, New York, and San Francisco. In California, prices for all grades of gasoline rose from $4.592 per gallon on March 2 to $5.882 by April 6, with regular gasoline increasing from $4.475 to $5.769. San Francisco also saw similar trends, with average prices reaching $5.939 per gallon. Texas, while experiencing price hikes, still reported the lowest average prices, climbing from $2.747 to $3.880. Florida and New York followed suit, with average prices rising to $4.243 and $4.135, respectively. The consistent increases across all states highlight the mounting pressure on consumers as fuel costs surge nationwide.
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The rising gas prices are likely to affect consumers' budgets, leading to higher transportation costs and potentially impacting overall spending.
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