Department of Energy

The national average was down 0.003-cents, to $3.797 per gallon, marking the second time (along with the week of June 5) the national diesel average fell below the $3.80 per gallon mark since the week of January 24, 2022, when it came in at $3.78.

The national average was down 1.4 cents, to $3.883, per gallon, following a 2.5-cent decline, to $3.897 per gallon, for the week of May 15

The national average fell 3.9 cents, to $4.077, following a 1.8-cent increase, to $4.116, for the week of April 17. This was preceded by a 0.007-cent decline, to $4.098 per gallon, for the week of April 10.

With a 3.88-cent increase, the national average, for the week of October 10, came in at $5.224 per gallon.

The national average, for the week of February 28, increased $0.049, to $4.104 per gallon, eclipsing the $4 per gallon marks for the third consecutive week. This comes on the heels of a $0.036-cent increase, to $4.055, for the week of February 21, and a $0.68-cent increase, to $4.019 per gallon, for the week of February 14.

With a $0.002-cent decrease, the national average came in at $3.613 per gallon, following a $1.1-cent decrease, to $3.615 per gallon, for the week of December 27.

With a 2.5-cent decrease, the national average came in at $3.674 per gallon, following a 4.6-cent decrease, to $3.674 per gallon, for the week of December 6.

With a $0.004-cent decrease, the national average came in at $3.720 per gallon, following a $0.001-cent decrease, to $3.724, for the week of November 22. This marked the first decrease since the week of September 13, when the national average fell to $3.372, down from $3.373 the week of September 6.

With a 0.008-cent decrease, the weekly average came in at $3.356 per gallon, following a 0.003-cent decrease, to $3.364, for the week of August 9. Those two consecutive weeks of minimal decreases were preceded by a 2.5-cent increase, to $3.367, for the week of August 2.

With a 1.8-cent increase, the national diesel average came in at $3.142 per gallon, following back-to-back readings of $3.124, for the weeks of April 19 and April 26, respectively.

The national average—at $3.124—matched the week of April 19. Prior to that, it slipped 1.5-cents, to $3.129, for the week of April 12.

With a 0.005-cent decline, the national average now stands at $3.124 per gallon, following a 1.5-cent decline, to $3.129, for the week of April 12, and a 1.7-cent decrease, to $3.144, for the week of April 5, and a 3.3-cent decrease, to $3.161, for the week of March 29.

With a 1.70-cent decrease, the national weekly average came in at $3.144 per gallon, following a 3.3-cent decrease, to $3.161, for the week of March 29.

The national average price per gallon—at $3.194—eked out a $0.03-cent increase, following a 4.8-cent increase, to $3.191, for the week of March 15, topping the $3 per gallon mark for the fourth week in a row.

​In case you haven’t noticed, crude oil prices are rising and taking the cost of diesel with them. If you’re a shipper, you’ve probably noticed your weekly fuel surcharge is also rising as diesel hits $3 in parts of the country.