Gas Prices Today: New York Drivers See Prices Above the National Average
New York drivers are paying more at the pump than the national average, with gas prices in the state sitting at $4.582 per gallon—approximately 3.

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New York drivers are paying more at the pump than the national average, with gas prices in the state sitting at $4.582 per gallon—approximately 3.
As of May 9, 2026, New York City residents are paying an average of $4.25 per gallon for gasoline, a significant jump of 12 cents from just one week prior.
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