Gas Prices Over The Last 30 Years
I thought it would be interesting to list the average gas prices by year going back thirty or so years. It seems now that we are inching toward $4.00 per gallon, it is a subject that is on everyone’s mind. All of us use gas either in getting to work or as part of our daily job if we work in transportation sensitive industries such as trucking or the airlines. The rising gas prices have a ripple effect throughout the economy as prices of goods and services rise due to the increased cost in providing them. Here are the averages by year for the past several decades:
1990 – $1.341
1991 – $1.053
1992 – $1.069
1993 – $0.999
1994 – $1.077
1995 – $1.082
1996 – $1.227
1997 – $1.112
1998 – $0.993
1999 – $1.273
2000 – $1.414
2001 – $1.096
2002 – $1.441
2003 – $1.478
2004 – $1.791
2005 – $2.197
2006 – $2.341
2007 – $3.053
2008 – $3.27
2009 – $2.90
2010 – $3.05
2011 – $3.56
2012 – $3.74
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