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DIESELCOST

EIA Weekly On-Highway Diesel Survey - week of October 26, 2026

Diesel cost per gallon in Florida

$5.89/GAL
-0.46 vs US average ($6.35)EIA Lower Atlantic (PADD 1C)District #1 of 9

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Read this as a district figure, not a state figure. The EIA weekly on-highway diesel survey prices the United States, its districts and California, and nothing else. It does not price Florida. The number above is Lower Atlantic (PADD 1C), series EMD_EPD2D_PTE_R1Z_DPG, and it is the closest published federal figure for Florida. We do not estimate a price for Florida from it. 1 of Florida's neighbouring states sit in the same district and therefore show the same price below.

EIA does not publish a weekly on-highway diesel price for Florida. The federal survey prices the district Florida sits in, Lower Atlantic (PADD 1C), at $5.890 per gallon in the week of October 26, 2026 (series EMD_EPD2D_PTE_R1Z_DPG), $0.46 below the US average of $6.352. Pump prices inside the district vary around that figure.

Diesel tax breakdown

State fuel taxes22.0c/gal
County fuel taxes, one rate statewide on diesel (ninth-cent, local option, SCETS)16.9c/gal
Pollutants taxes2.07c/gal
Florida state taxes and fees40.97c/gal
Federal diesel excise tax24.4c/gal
Total per-gallon tax65.37c/gal
As a share of the price above11%

Interstate trucks (IFTA): 40.97c a gallon for October to December 2026.

1 January to 31 December 2026; indexed each 1 January.

Checked 22 October 2026 against Florida DOR TIP 25B05-05, Fuel Tax Rates Adjusted Beginning January 1, 2026. Local and county taxes are not included. The percentage is against the EIA figure shown above, which is a district figure unless Florida is surveyed directly.

Neighbouring states

Georgia
same district$5.89
Alabama
Gulf Coast (PADD 3)$5.95

Neighbours in the same EIA district carry the same published figure. A matching price here means the federal survey shows no measured gap across that border, not that pumps are identical.

Off-road (dyed) diesel in Florida

Red-dyed diesel is the same fuel as clear diesel, sold without highway fuel taxes for uses off the public road. How Florida treats it, checked 25 October 2026. Rules for every state are on the off-road diesel guide.

Federal: dyed diesel skips the federal diesel tax except 0.1c. IRS news release IR-2026-122 (14 October 2026) waives federal penalties for highway use of dyed diesel from 1 October 2026 to 31 December 2026; state rules below still apply.
63.2ca gallon of per-gallon tax skipped: 24.3c federal and 38.9c Florida taxes and fees, though sales tax may apply instead (below).
Florida fuel tax on dyed diesel
Dyed diesel used for the purposes Florida lists is exempt from the state and county diesel taxes. Licensed local governments and mass transit providers pay reduced rates (19.9c and 5c) when they use it on the road.
Sales tax
6% use tax on dyed diesel used in a trade or business. Exempt: fuel used only on a farm, home heating and cooking, commercial fishing and aquaculture (with a certificate).
Per-gallon charges dyed diesel still pays
Pollutants taxes (apply to all petroleum): 2.07c
Who may use it
Farming, local government, school and public buses, commercial and noncommercial boats, off-road and stationary equipment. Never in a highway vehicle unless the statute allows it.
Penalty for highway use
Civil: the greater of $1,000 or $10 a gallon, multiplied for repeat violations. $2,500 a month for a pump without the dyed-fuel notice.
Roadside testing
Revenue inspectors may sample fuel and stop vehicles transporting fuel without notice.
Buying it
No permit for end users. Retail pumps may sell it with the federal notice. Businesses self-report the 6% use tax unless the seller collects it.

Sources: Florida Statutes 206.874; Florida Statutes 206.872 (penalties); Florida Statutes 212.0501 (use tax on diesel); Florida DOR TIP 25B05-05, 2026 fuel tax rates. This is a summary, not legal or tax advice.

What shapes the diesel price in Florida

Florida has no major refineries. Every gallon arrives by tanker or pipeline from Gulf Coast refineries. The Strategic Intermodal System highways, I-10, I-75 and I-95, carry some of the highest truck-stop fuel volumes in the Southeast, and tourism and RV traffic add year-round demand above the per-capita norm. Tampa and Jacksonville are the state's fuel distribution hubs. EIA reads Florida through the Lower Atlantic district rather than as its own diesel series.

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Sources: price from the EIA Weekly On-Highway Diesel Fuel Price survey, week of October 26, 2026, series EMD_EPD2D_PTE_R1Z_DPG, a U.S. Government work in the public domain. EIA publishes no diesel price for 49 of the 50 states on this site, California being the exception; those pages show the EIA district figure and say so. State taxes checked against each state's revenue department or statute on 22 October 2026 (sources in the tax breakdown above). Actual pump prices vary by retailer and location.
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