Diesel prices in
Georgia.
The median diesel price in Georgia is $5.50/gal, -$0.70 versus the national median, the 47th most expensive of 48 states with data. Tracked across 322 truck stops, refreshed multiple times per day.
Data window: last 7 days · 675 observations in Georgia
The spread
What the $0.28 spread means for a fleet.
Stations in Georgia range from $5.40 at the cheap end to $5.68 at the expensive end. On a single 250-gallon tractor fill, the difference between a cheap-end station and a median-priced one is about $25, on one fill, for one truck, before any negotiated discount is applied.
That spread is exactly where fuel optimization earns its keep: ValveRide Flow routes every dispatch to the right stop for the route, applies your negotiated contract rates on top of the posted price, and accounts for state fuel-tax differences so the net cost, not the pump sign, drives the decision.
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Cross-border math
Georgia vs. neighboring states
Diesel runs $0.04/gal cheaper at the median across the border in North Carolina. On routes that cross, where the truck fuels changes the cost of the load.
| State | Median | vs GA | Cheap (p10) | Stations |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Georgiathis page | $5.50 | - | $5.40 | 322 |
| North CarolinaNC | $5.46 | -$0.04 | $5.26 | 244 |
| South CarolinaSC | $5.59 | +$0.09 | $5.36 | 232 |
| AlabamaAL | $5.90 | +$0.40 | $5.60 | 182 |
| FloridaFL | $5.94 | +$0.44 | $5.69 | 230 |
| TennesseeTN | $6.06 | +$0.56 | $5.60 | 182 |
Questions, answered
Georgia diesel prices, explained.
What is the average diesel price in Georgia today?
The median diesel price in Georgia is $5.50 per gallon across 322 tracked truck stops (last 7 days, 675 price observations). The cheapest 10% of stations are at or below $5.40/gal, and the most expensive 10% are at or above $5.68/gal.
Is diesel cheaper in Georgia than the national average?
Georgia runs -$0.70/gal versus the national median of $6.20, making it the 47th most expensive of 48 states with data. Fleets routing through Georgia generally benefit from fueling here rather than in pricier neighboring states.
How much can a fleet save on diesel in Georgia?
The spread between the cheap end and expensive end in Georgia is $0.28/gal right now. On a 250-gallon fill, choosing a cheap-end station over a median-priced one saves about $25, before contract discounts and IFTA tax positioning, which is what ValveRide Flow layers on automatically for fleets.
Methodology, percentile definitions, and the full 48-state table live on the national diesel prices page.
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