LA County Gas Prices Fall to $5.649, Lowest Since August 20; Orange County Drops to $5.504
The average price of a gallon of self-service regular gasoline in Los Angeles County fell 1.7 cents on November 14 to $5.649, its lowest level since August 20, according to figures from AAA and the Oil Price Information Service. It was the 42nd decrease in 44 days, a cumulative drop of 79 cents over that span. The price is down 18.8 cents from a week ago and 65.6 cents from a month ago, but remains 81.2 cents higher than a year ago.
In Orange County, the average fell 2.2 cents to $5.504, the lowest since July 20 and the 44th decrease in 45 days, for a cumulative decline of 90.1 cents.
Nationally, the average price fell for a 21st consecutive day, dropping 3.2 cents to $3.84 a gallon, the lowest since July 8.
Kandace Redd, senior public affairs specialist for the Automobile Club of Southern California, noted that oil is trading well below $100 a barrel and seasonal demand is easing; if the declines continue, Thanksgiving travelers could see prices comparable to the statewide average of $5.40 recorded over the Independence Day holiday.
Source: AAA
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