What to Know
- According to Gas Buddy, the average price for a gallon of fuel rose nearly one cent to $2.66 in the past week.
- The cheapest gas in Miami is $2.45 at the Chevron station on NW 95th Street and 6th Avenue.
- In Broward, you can fill-up for $2.55 at the Valero station on Powerline Road and NW 19th Street.
Gas prices across South Florida will be slightly higher this week – but that could be changing in the coming days.
According to Gas Buddy, the average price for a gallon of fuel rose nearly one cent to $2.66 in the past week – a number that is just over 15 cents higher than this point last month and nearly 29 cents higher than last year for the highest February numbers in four years.
That rise could be short lived, though, as AAA reports that gas prices in Florida started to drop toward the end of last week. After initially rising by seven cents, the price declined by a penny each of the last three days – something attributed to the drop in energy prices in the stock market last week.
The cheapest gas in Miami is $2.45 at the Chevron station on NW 95th Street and 6th Avenue. In Broward, you can fill-up for $2.55 at the Valero station on Powerline Road and NW 19th Street.
