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Click any state to see this week's gas and diesel prices, public CDL schools, gig-driver pay rules and the trucking companies based there. Turn layers on and off, or search for a state, city, school or carrier.

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Fuel: U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA), Gasoline and Diesel Fuel Update, week of Nov 2, 2026 (regular gasoline and on-highway diesel, including taxes). EIA publishes state averages for 9 states and regional averages for the rest, so most states show their region's average. Corridor lines are simplified to connect major cities. CDL schools are public colleges and career centers we verified; see each state page for details. Map outline: U.S. Census Bureau via us-atlas.

Gas and diesel prices by region

Week of Nov 2, 2026, dollars per gallon.

RegionRegular gasDiesel
U.S. average$4.153$6.292
New England$4.145$6.416
Central Atlantic$4.232$6.486
Lower Atlantic$3.695$5.814
Midwest$4.102$6.402
Gulf Coast$3.636$5.912
Rocky Mountain$4.213$6.445
West Coast (excluding California)$4.771$6.575
California$5.748$8.076
State (gas)Regular
California$5.748
Colorado$4.068
Florida$3.791
Massachusetts$4.104
Minnesota$4.017
New York$4.217
Ohio$4.090
Texas$3.578
Washington$5.095
City (gas)Regular
Boston$4.127
Chicago$4.706
Cleveland$4.097
Denver$4.016
Houston$3.625
Los Angeles$5.742
Miami$3.872
New York City$4.114
San Francisco$5.699
Seattle$5.283

What it means for drivers: at $4.15 a gallon, a 25-mpg car costs about 17¢ a mile in gas alone. Run your numbers in the earnings calculator.

CDL schools by state

Number of public programs listed on each state page.

Major freight corridors

  • I-5: San Diego → Los Angeles → Sacramento → Redding → Medford → Eugene → Portland → Seattle → Bellingham
  • I-10: Los Angeles → Phoenix → Tucson → El Paso → San Antonio → Houston → Baton Rouge → Mobile → Tallahassee → Jacksonville
  • I-15: San Diego → Riverside → Las Vegas → Salt Lake City → Idaho Falls → Butte → Great Falls
  • I-20: Odessa → Dallas → Shreveport → Jackson → Birmingham → Atlanta → Augusta → Columbia → Florence
  • I-35: Laredo → San Antonio → Austin → Dallas → Oklahoma City → Wichita → Kansas City → Des Moines → Minneapolis → Duluth
  • I-40: Barstow → Flagstaff → Albuquerque → Amarillo → Oklahoma City → Little Rock → Memphis → Nashville → Knoxville → Asheville → Greensboro → Raleigh → Wilmington
  • I-55: New Orleans → Jackson → Memphis → Saint Louis → Springfield → Chicago
  • I-65: Mobile → Montgomery → Birmingham → Nashville → Louisville → Indianapolis → Gary
  • I-70: Richfield → Grand Junction → Denver → Salina → Kansas City → Saint Louis → Indianapolis → Columbus → Wheeling → Hagerstown → Baltimore
  • I-75: Miami → Naples → Tampa → Valdosta → Macon → Atlanta → Chattanooga → Knoxville → Lexington → Cincinnati → Dayton → Toledo → Detroit → Saginaw → Sault Sainte Marie
  • I-80: San Francisco → Sacramento → Reno → Salt Lake City → Cheyenne → North Platte → Lincoln → Omaha → Des Moines → Joliet → Toledo → Youngstown → Clearfield → Stroudsburg → Paterson
  • I-81: Dandridge → Roanoke → Harrisburg → Scranton → Binghamton → Syracuse → Watertown
  • I-85: Montgomery → Atlanta → Greenville → Charlotte → Greensboro → Durham → Petersburg
  • I-90: Seattle → Spokane → Missoula → Billings → Rapid City → Sioux Falls → La Crosse → Madison → Chicago → Toledo → Cleveland → Erie → Buffalo → Albany → Boston
  • I-94: Billings → Bismarck → Fargo → Minneapolis → Eau Claire → Madison → Milwaukee → Chicago → Detroit
  • I-95: Miami → Jacksonville → Savannah → Florence → Fayetteville → Richmond → Washington → Baltimore → Philadelphia → New York → New Haven → Providence → Boston → Portland → Bangor → Houlton

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