High Gas Prices - By Percentage of Income

Rank	Urban Area	% income	Med. household inc.	Increase in gas cost (2 driver household)
1	Birmingham, AL	3.11%	$38,995	$1,213
2	Pensacola, FL-AL	3.04%	$39,115	$1,188
3	Atlanta, GA	2.94%	$51,654	$1,519
4	Indianapolis, IN	2.88%	$47,784	$1,378
5	Orlando, FL	2.87%	$42,797	$1,227
6	Dayton, OH	2.71%	$42,115	$1,141
7	Nashville-Davidson, TN	2.71%	$47,204	$1,278
8	Cincinnati, OH-KY-IN	2.67%	$42,346	$1,132
9	Tampa-St. Petersburg, FL	2.67%	$39,286	$1,047
10	Columbus, OH	2.66%	$45,141	$1,201
11	Fresno, CA	2.64%	$40,473	$1,067
12	Beaumont, TX	2.62%	$36,378	$955
13	Seattle, WA	2.62%	$52,723	$1,381
14	Louisville, KY-IN	2.60%	$38,812	$1,007
15	Riverside-San Bernardino, CA	2.57%	$44,031	$1,131
16	Spokane, WA	2.51%	$36,446	$916
17	San Antonio, TX	2.50%	$40,514	$1,014
18	Los Angeles-Long Beach-Santa Ana, CA	2.50%	$48,226	$1,204
19	Akron, OH	2.49%	$40,756	$1,013
20	Jacksonville, FL	2.48%	$44,692	$1,110
21	Memphis, TN-MS-AR	2.47%	$37,963	$937
22	Toledo, OH-MI	2.46%	$41,175	$1,012
23	Little Rock, AR	2.44%	$41,036	$1,001
24	Raleigh-Durham, NC	2.43%	$46,887	$1,142
25	Kansas City, MO-KS	2.43%	$47,428	$1,151
26	Portland, OR-WA	2.40%	$46,723	$1,122
27	Phoenix, AZ	2.36%	$44,901	$1,059
28	Tucson, AZ	2.36%	$37,818	$891
29	Corpus Christi, TX	2.35%	$36,809	$863
30	Eugene, OR	2.34%	$36,887	$861
31	Oklahoma City, OK	2.33%	$38,873	$905
32	Charlotte, NC-SC	2.31%	$48,156	$1,113
33	Detroit, MI	2.30%	$48,852	$1,126
34	St. Louis, MO-IL	2.25%	$46,803	$1,052
35	Miami, FL	2.24%	$36,089	$809
36	Sarasota-Bradenton, FL	2.24%	$40,027	$897
37	Richmond, VA	2.23%	$49,087	$1,093
38	Albany-Schenectady, NY	2.19%	$49,065	$1,076
39	El Paso, TX-NM	2.19%	$29,988	$658
40	Grand Rapids, MI	2.19%	$44,697	$978
41	Tulsa, OK	2.18%	$41,002	$894
42	Columbia, SC	2.18%	$40,561	$882
43	Austin, TX	2.13%	$47,182	$1,004
44	Pittsburgh, PA	2.12%	$40,699	$864
45	San Diego, CA	2.10%	$49,886	$1,050
46	Las Vegas, NV	2.06%	$45,605	$938
47	New York-Newark, NY-NJ-CT	2.04%	$46,202	$943
48	Albuquerque, NM	2.03%	$39,843	$808
49	Salem, OR	2.03%	$39,309	$796
50	Houston, TX	2.02%	$46,081	$931
51	Springfield, MA-CT	2.02%	$42,227	$851
52	Brownsville, TX	2.01%	$26,127	$525
53	New Haven, CT	1.94%	$50,204	$973
54	Milwaukee, WI	1.93%	$46,082	$888
55	Bakersfield, CA	1.92%	$40,438	$778
56	Cape Coral, FL	1.92%	$42,890	$823
57	Charleston-North Charleston, SC	1.86%	$40,442	$754
58	Omaha, NE-IA	1.86%	$45,417	$846
59	Buffalo, NY	1.86%	$43,065	$802
60	Dallas-Fort Worth-Arlington, TX	1.86%	$50,143	$931
61	Minneapolis-St. Paul, MN	1.82%	$55,711	$1,016
62	Oxnard-Ventura, CA	1.80%	$60,948	$1,095
63	Virginia Beach, VA	1.78%	$52,175	$930
64	Laredo, TX	1.78%	$28,090	$500
65	Hartford, CT	1.76%	$53,849	$948
66	Rochester, NY	1.76%	$48,066	$844
67	Sacramento, CA	1.75%	$52,541	$918
68	Philadelphia, PA-NJ-DE-MD	1.74%	$51,399	$894
69	Providence, RI-MA	1.74%	$46,814	$813
70	Cleveland, OH	1.74%	$39,473	$685
71	Baltimore, MD	1.73%	$54,276	$940
72	San Francisco-Oakland, CA	1.73%	$64,338	$1,113
73	Salt Lake City, UT	1.67%	$50,574	$843
74	Chicago, IL-IN	1.64%	$54,278	$891
75	Boston, MA-NH-RI	1.57%	$58,670	$921
76	Washington, DC-VA-MD	1.51%	$69,020	$1,042
77	Bridgeport-Stamford, CT-NY	1.47%	$65,302	$958
78	New Orleans, LA	1.47%	$36,639	$537
79	Denver-Aurora, CO	1.42%	$50,989	$722
80	San Jose, CA	1.38%	$76,544	$1,059
81	Colorado Springs, CO	1.34%	$52,504	$704
82	Allentown-Bethlehem, PA-NJ	1.34%	$47,387	$635
83	Honolulu, HI	1.20%	$52,809	$632
84	Boulder, CO	0.89%	$60,652	$538
85	Anchorage, AK	0.76%	$59,459	$454

High Gas Prices - By Percentage of Income

High Gas Prices - By Percentage of Income

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