North Dakota Gas Prices Continue To Fall Before Fourth Of July, But Remain Much Higher Than Last Year

Gas prices continue to come down in North Dakota, although more slowly than in previous weeks.

AAA reports the price for regular unleaded is $3.66 per gallon.  That’s eight cents cheaper than a week ago and about 30 cents cheaper than a month ago.  Prices are still 70 cents higher than during 4^th of July week last year.

Diesel prices are remaining stubbornly high, with the fuel averaging $4.40 in the state, but that is down over 50 cents from a month ago.   Diesel prices are 95 cents higher than Independence Day last year.

Prices are reportedly back to their normal lows in the eastern I-94 corridor, with Stutsman, Barnes, and Cass counties reporting the cheapest prices in the state.   That follows a couple-month period when those areas reported some of the highest prices in the state.