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Top 15 States With The Highest Gas Prices Right Now (May 2026)

Gas prices are climbing again across the country, and depending on where you live, filling up your tank could cost you a lot more than the national average.

As of May 5, 2026, the national average sits around $4.48 per gallon, but several states are well above that mark due to taxes, supply issues, and regional policies.

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If you’ve been wondering where gas is the most expensive right now, here are the 15 states with the highest gas prices and what drivers are paying.

15. Florida — ~$4.11

14. New York — ~$4.13

13. Pennsylvania — ~$4.14

12. Utah — ~$4.20

11. Idaho — ~$4.33

10. Illinois — ~$4.38

9. Arizona — ~$4.70

8. Indiana — ~$4.78

7. Michigan — ~$4.80

6. Ohio — ~$4.87

5. Nevada — ~$4.95

4. Oregon — ~$4.99

3. Washington — ~$5.39

2. Hawaii — ~$5.65

1. California — ~$6.10

Gas prices are once again hitting drivers hard, and where you live plays a major role in how much you’re paying at the pump.

With global tensions and supply issues continuing to impact oil prices, don’t be surprised if these numbers continue to shift in the coming weeks.

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