Alert Center: Gas prices continue to soar across Long Island amid Russia and Ukraine tensions
Gas prices continue to rise across the nation and on Long Island as tensions continue between Russia and Ukraine.
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Feb 18, 2022, 10:45 AM
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Updated 1,061 days ago
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6h agoGas prices continue to rise across the nation and on Long Island as tensions continue between Russia and Ukraine.
The national average for a gallon of regular is $3.53. The average in New York state is $3.75 and on Long Island it is $3.72.
The cheapest gas on Long Island was in Mastic. Flying Arrows Gas has regular for $3.18 and Montauk Native Gasoline is at $3.19. Those prices stayed the same all week at both stations.
In Nassau, the best deal you can find is $3.34 at BJ's in Freeport.
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