San Angelo Drivers See Gas Price Drop Amidst Record Highs for Texas
Gas prices in San Angelo have decreased by 25 cents in the past month, with local drivers paying $3.67 per gallon. Despite this local drop, Texas is facing its most expensive October on record for gasoline, with a statewide average…
San Angelo, TX, October 30, 2026 — In San Angelo, local drivers are experiencing a welcome relief at the pump, with gasoline prices dropping by 25 cents over the past month. The current average price for a gallon of gas in the city stands at $3.67.
This local decrease comes at a time when the state of Texas is grappling with its most expensive October for gasoline on record. The statewide average price has reached $3.81 per gallon. This figure represents a significant increase compared to the same period in the previous year, indicating a broader trend of rising fuel costs across Texas.
Despite the record highs experienced statewide, the average price of gasoline in Texas remains below the national average. This suggests that while Texas drivers are paying more than in recent years, the cost of fuel is not as elevated as in some other parts of the country. The specific factors contributing to the statewide increase and the reasons for San Angelo’s localized decrease were not detailed in the available information. The national average gas price was not provided in the trend summary.
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