The average price of gasoline in North Dakota jumped eight cents per gallon last week.
Gas Buddy dot Com says the average price is now $2.79. That’s one cent lower than a month ago, and more than 52 cents lower than a year ago.
The cheapest station in North Dakota has gas priced at $2.49, while the most expensive is selling it for $3.59.
Gas Buddy says crude oil prices have inched up – and refiners are preparing to transition to summer gasoline, that is normally higher-priced than winter gasoline.