AAA Northeast

The most expensive gas in the state is currently in the Trenton area, at nearly $3.75/gallon, while the cheapest can be found in Bergen, Passaic, and Warren counties, all around $3.63.

While gas prices in New Jersey are 51 cents cheaper than a month ago ($3.99), they are still 26 cents more than this day a year ago ($3.22).

New Jerseyans are paying on average $10,802 a year to own and operate a new vehicle in 2022, $75 more than the national average, according to AAA.

The average price for a gallon of regular gas in the Garden State dropped 11 cents from last week to today’s price of $4.17.

There is a misconception that driving under the influence of marijuana is not that bad but it is that bad, said Shani Jarvis of AAA Northeast.

The price for a gallon of regular gasoline now stands at $4.16, down two cents from Friday and five cents from a week ago Monday. The high of nearly $4.38 was recorded by AAA on March 10.

The price of a gallon of regular gasoline in New Jersey is averaging $4.33 on Monday, according to AAA Northeast, a 16-cent jump from a week prior.

Monday's average reading of $3.61 per gallon also represents a jump of almost a quarter from one month ago, when a gallon of regular cost $3.38 in New Jersey, AAA said.

Gas prices continue to creep upward in New Jersey, at an average of $2.37 a gallon right now, according to the AAA Auto Club. And that's up a nickel from a week ago.