PALM BEACH COUNTY, Fla. (CBS12) — Florida’s gas prices decreased by two cents, bringing the state average to $2.90 per gallon and marking the lowest daily average seen since December 2023.

Mark Jenkins, a spokesman for AAA – The Auto Club Group, noted, “Florida gas prices continue to fluctuate week to week, but the overall trajectory is downward. Robust global oil supplies and the seasonal dip in gasoline demand have helped push pump prices to their lowest level in almost two years.”

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To put it in perspective, AAA reported that Sunday’s average price of $2.90 per gallon is:

2 cents less than last week28 cents less than last month19 cents less than last year

According to AAA, for drivers, filling up a standard 15-gallon tank now costs about $43.50, which is nearly $3 less than it was a year ago when the cost was around $46.35.

Officials said that crude oil prices are also on a downward trend. As of Friday, AAA reported that U.S. crude settled at $57.54 per barrel, slightly down from the previous week, with Thursday’s price of $57.46 being the lowest recorded since May.

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