(The Center Square) - Gas prices hit another new record to kick off the week Monday, continuing a steady stream of record-breaking days.
According to AAA, the national average price for a gallon of unleaded regular gasoline is at $4.87, the highest ever. That's more than a week of new records highs every day.
Just one month ago, the national average price was $4.28, a 59 cent increase in just one month. If that pace continues, the national average will surpass $5 per gallon by the end of the month.
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Indiana has now surpassed $5 per gallon, making it the 10th state to do so. All the other states are well over $4 per gallon and nearing that same $5 per gallon marker.
Nine other states are about a dime or less away from topping $5 per gallon.
California leads the nation with an average price of $6.34.
The average price per gallon one year ago was $3.05 per gallon, when prices had already begun to rise. In early March of last year, the national average was $2.77.
Diesel gas is also at a record high $5.65.
