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Diesel prices across
7,500+ truck stops.

Live US diesel pricing from every major freight corridor. National median is $6.50/gal. Refreshed multiple times per day from the same intelligence powering ValveRide Flow's optimization engine, built so fleets don't have to pay the median.

Data window: last 7 days · 12,102 observations · 48 states with data

Cheap end (p10)
$6.00
10% of stations
Median (p50)
$6.50
National midpoint
Expensive end (p90)
$7.10
10% of stations
Stations tracked
7,500+
Last 7 days

Live map

Where diesel is most expensive right now.

Hover any state for the full price range, station count, and spread, and click through for that state's full breakdown. Color is by median price: green for cheap, red for expensive.

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Price per gallon
$4.90
$7.70+
Most expensive
Highest median diesel
California$8.40
Washington$7.70
Indiana$7.00
Nevada$7.00
Illinois$6.99
Cheapest
Lowest median diesel
Mississippi$6.20
Montana$6.20
South Carolina$6.20
Texas$6.20
Colorado$6.30
Widest spread
Biggest gap between cheap and expensive stations, where fuel optimization wins the most
Wyoming$0.90 spread
$6.00 to $6.90
Arizona$0.84 spread
$6.26 to $7.10
Connecticut$0.80 spread
$6.20 to $7.00
New York$0.80 spread
$6.20 to $7.00
Washington$0.78 spread
$7.12 to $7.90

See a wide spread in your states? That's where Flow earns its keep. Same data, but routed onto your contracts and your dispatches, automatically, on every truck.

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Shopping for best fuel optimization software for trucking fleets? This board is the price feed. Diesel fuel optimization is what happens when those prices meet your contracts on every dispatch.

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When diesel runs this high, the fuel already in the tank is worth watching too. Fuel theft while trucks are parked is the half no card statement shows. Flow reads fuel level from the ELD and flags a tank drop with no matching fuel card fill, as a queue for dispatch to review.

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The data

Diesel prices by state

Sorted by median price, highest first. The spread column shows the gap between the cheap end (p10) and expensive end (p90); wider spread means more opportunity for a routed fleet to save.

StateCheap (p10)MedianExpensive (p90)SpreadStations
CaliforniaCA$8.02$8.40$8.50$0.48265
WashingtonWA$7.12$7.70$7.90$0.7856
IndianaIN$6.70$7.00$7.30$0.60205
NevadaNV$6.50$7.00$7.20$0.7081
IllinoisIL$6.60$6.99$7.10$0.50337
OhioOH$6.55$6.90$7.20$0.65279
ArizonaAZ$6.26$6.86$7.10$0.84153
MichiganMI$6.62$6.86$7.27$0.64180
MarylandMD$6.49$6.80$6.90$0.4169
OregonOR$6.50$6.80$6.90$0.4052
PennsylvaniaPA$6.55$6.80$7.10$0.55220
IdahoID$6.39$6.79$6.94$0.5565
New JerseyNJ$6.40$6.76$6.90$0.50105
VirginiaVA$6.30$6.70$6.90$0.60199
WisconsinWI$6.50$6.70$6.84$0.34294
MaineME$6.38$6.68$6.85$0.4718
New YorkNY$6.20$6.64$7.00$0.80116
KentuckyKY$6.21$6.60$6.80$0.59116
MissouriMO$6.20$6.60$6.70$0.50210
UtahUT$6.38$6.60$6.90$0.52103
VermontVT$6.40$6.60$6.75$0.3515
West VirginiaWV$6.30$6.60$6.80$0.5039
WyomingWY$6.00$6.60$6.90$0.9065
ConnecticutCT$6.20$6.54$7.00$0.8027
MassachusettsMA$6.26$6.50$6.80$0.5446
North DakotaND$6.20$6.50$6.70$0.5053
New MexicoNM$6.08$6.50$6.70$0.62125
TennesseeTN$6.00$6.50$6.60$0.60180
ArkansasAR$6.00$6.46$6.60$0.60122
Rhode IslandRI$6.33$6.45$6.57$0.242
New HampshireNH$6.20$6.40$6.60$0.4021
IowaIA$6.20$6.40$6.69$0.49218
MinnesotaMN$6.20$6.40$6.60$0.40171
South DakotaSD$6.04$6.40$6.70$0.6660
DelawareDE$5.82$6.38$6.52$0.7017
GeorgiaGA$6.19$6.36$6.50$0.31316
LouisianaLA$5.90$6.36$6.50$0.60207
KansasKS$6.03$6.34$6.60$0.57118
FloridaFL$6.10$6.32$6.50$0.40220
OklahomaOK$5.90$6.32$6.50$0.60195
AlabamaAL$5.99$6.30$6.70$0.71183
ColoradoCO$5.97$6.30$6.50$0.5399
North CarolinaNC$6.12$6.30$6.40$0.28240
NebraskaNE$6.06$6.30$6.60$0.5498
TexasTX$5.90$6.20$6.60$0.701,216
MississippiMS$5.90$6.20$6.60$0.70162
MontanaMT$6.09$6.20$6.30$0.2151
South CarolinaSC$6.07$6.20$6.30$0.23234
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Diesel prices by corridor and by lane

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Questions, answered

About this diesel price data.

How often is this diesel price data updated?

Multiple times per day. The data on this page comes from the same price intelligence pipeline that powers ValveRide Flow's optimization engine for enterprise fleets, refreshed from 7,500+ truck stops across 48 states.

Why are diesel prices higher in California, Washington, and Oregon?

West Coast diesel prices reflect a combination of state fuel taxes, low-carbon fuel standard programs, refinery capacity constraints, and transport costs. California consistently runs $1.50 to $2.00 per gallon above the national median, the largest sustained gap of any US state.

What's the difference between p10, p50 (median), and p90 prices?

p10 means 10% of stations sell for less than this price (the cheap end of the market). p50 is the median, so half the stations are higher, half are lower. p90 means 10% of stations sell for more than this price (the expensive end). Showing the percentile range gives you a more honest view of what's actually available than a simple average, which can be skewed by outliers.

Where do trucking fleets save the most on diesel?

States with the widest spread between cheap and expensive stations offer the most opportunity for fuel optimization. A fleet running through California, Pennsylvania, or Illinois can save $0.30 to $0.65 per gallon by routing trucks to the right stations. ValveRide Flow automates this for enterprise fleets, applying contract discounts, IFTA tax differentials, and live pricing on every dispatch.

Are these prices retail (cash) prices or contract prices?

Retail. We filter out contract and discount pricing using a sanity floor of $3.50/gal. Anything below that range is almost certainly a corporate contract rate that doesn't reflect what an independent driver would pay at the pump.

Why isn't Hawaii on the map?

Hawaii has minimal commercial freight diesel infrastructure relative to the contiguous US, and our shared price intelligence doesn't currently cover it. The data shown is for the 48 contiguous states.

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