By james art 
The following is a message from Aaa Idaho.
Boise – Although it celebrates Valentine’s Day last week, Idaho’s drivers still do not feel love when they stop loading.
According to the AAA, the average price of Monday for a GEM gallon in the state is $ 3.22, which is three cents more than a week, 17 cents more than a month ago and 22 cents more than a year ago.
The country’s average is currently $ 3.16 per gallon. This is about two cents more than a week ago and five cents more than a month ago, but before 12 cents less than a year.
Today, Idaho is ranked 11th in the country for the most expensive fuel, with regional neighbors Washington ($ 4.15), Nevada ($ 3.89) and Oregon ($ 3.77) paying more while drivers in Montana ($ 3.08), Colorado ($ 3.07), Utah ($ 3.05) and Wyoming ($ 2.99) pay less.
“We will be glad to see that gas prices are in line with Utah, which supplies the bigger part of our gasoline. Let’s hope that things will improve in the short term, “says AAA Idaho Matthew Conde’s public issues. “But spring time will be here before you know it, and when it comes to winter savings, it may take time in the next few weeks.”
West Texas’ intermediate raw oil is currently trading near $ 71 a barrel, which is $ 1 less than a week, nearly $ 7 about a month and $ 8 ago, less than a year. If the price of the raw remains more expensive, it can help stabilize gas prices this week.
Here is a look at Gaza’s prices in Idaho, February 17:
Boise – $ 3,19
Coeur d’Alene – $ 3,26
Franklin – $ 3.05
Idaho Falls – $ 3.14
Lewiston – $ 3.22
Pocatello – $ 3,16
Rexburg – $ 3.14
Twin Falls – $ 3,22