Diesel dips, falls below $4

Overdrive Staff | December 11, 2012

After spending two weeks hovering just above the $4, the national average price for a gallon of diesel dropped to $3.991, falling 3.6 cents during the week ended Dec. 10. New England’s average price was the nation’s highest — $4.175 a gallon — and the least expensive was the Gulf Coast region at $3.874.

For the full report on diesel prices, including regional trends, see CCJ‘s report.

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