If you’ve been watching gas prices lately, you’ve probably noticed something strange—costs are rising across much of the U.S., but Texas gas prices are still relatively low. While some states are seeing averages near $4 or even $5 per gallon, Texas drivers are often paying closer to $3. That gap isn’t just luck—it’s the result of several key economic and geographic advantages. Even with global tensions pushing oil prices higher, Texas gas prices continue to hold steadier than most. So what’s really keeping costs down in the Lone Star State?
