Drivers may experience a bit of relief at the pump as gas prices recently decreased in Arizona.
AAA’s latest numbers show crude oil prices have fallen to their lowest levels in months. The average price for a gallon of gas in June was over $4.60. Now, the average cost is just under $4.
The cheapest gas is currently available in Pima County, while the most expensive is in Coconino County.
Overall gas prices remain the highest they’ve been in four years.
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