“Tennessee drivers are getting some welcome relief at the pump, with gas prices down 10 cents in just the past week,” said Megan Cooper, spokeswoman for AAA – The Auto Club Group. “The big question now is whether that relief continues, and a lot will depend on what happens with oil prices in the weeks ahead.”
Tennessee drivers are now seeing gas prices $1.14 more expensive compared to last year, which adds roughly $17 to the cost of filling a 15-gallon gas tank. The average Tennessee driver is currently paying nearly $58 to fill their gas tank. At this time last year, the average cost for a fill-up was around $40.
On Tuesday, the average price per gallon in Marion County was $3.68, Grundy County $3.70, Sequatchie County $3.88, and Hamilton County $3.35.