Arizona drivers paying $2.78 at the pumps as gas prices drop again

PHOENIX — Gasoline prices in Arizona took another drop this week, just in time for holiday road trips.

Drivers were paying an average of $2.78 a gallon at the pumps, about 6 cents lower than
last week, Triple-A Arizona said. Prices haven’t been this low in the state since March 2010, Triple-A Arizona said Thursday.

Arizona’s number were also below the national average of $2.85.

Triple-A analysts said prices should remain low through Thanksgiving.

Peoria had Arizona’s lowest average gasoline price at $2.65 a gallon and
Flagstaff the highest at $3.08. Gas in East Valley cities averaged $2.67. Phoenix averaged $2.71.

The Associated Press contributed to this report.

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