Three changes. One goal. Gas prices closer to the national average
Californians Pay Too Much at the Pump.
It's Time for Change.
California's gas taxes, regulations, and lack of competition are costing drivers hundreds of dollars every year. Three targeted reforms can fix it.
The Gas Price Numbers Don't Lie
California drivers pay more at the pump than anyone else in America. Here's the real cost.
State gas tax per gallon — one of the highest in the nation
American Petroleum Institute, 2024
Highest gas prices in the U.S. — year after year
U.S. Energy Information Administration, 2024
Above the national average price per gallon
U.S. Energy Information Administration, 2024
Extra cost per year for the average California driver
California Energy Commission estimate, 2024
Gas Prices
Every time you fill up, Californians pay more than drivers anywhere else in America.
The Three Reforms
Three Common-Sense Changes to Bring Gas Prices Down
Cut Gas Taxes
Reduce California's state excise tax on gasoline and eliminate the automatic annual increases that push prices higher every year without a legislative vote.
Reduce Costly Fuel Regulations
Reform the cap-and-trade carbon surcharge and unique fuel blend requirements that add 20–50 cents per gallon while providing minimal environmental benefit over cleaner alternatives.
Increase Supply and Competition
Remove barriers to refinery operations, expand market access, and allow more fuel suppliers into the California market to reduce price spikes and increase competition.
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