Gas prices in Ohio are holding steady at $3.797 per gallon, according to the latest data from the U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA). This is below the national average of $4.071, giving Ohio drivers a slight break at the pump.
Ohio’s gas prices are among the cheapest in the country, coming in at 6.73% below the national average. For context, the most expensive gas can be found in California at $5.520 per gallon, while the cheapest is in Texas at $3.577 per gallon.
The EIA reports that gas prices in Ohio have remained stable over the past week, providing a consistent picture for drivers in the state.
