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FILE PW-TRANSIT As of Mar 2026

Transit · fuel, insurance & rideshare on record

What transit really costs, on the record.

A public, dated record of transit costs — we keep 4 national fuel grades, 6 major auto insurers and 3 rideshare passes on file. Each figure is a recorded reading — source-backed where read at the source, modeled where labelled — and dated either way.

Figures on this page are recorded readings from the project datasets, each dated Mar 2026 — source-backed where available, modeled where labelled. Not a live feed and not a quote; rates and perks change, so confirm with the provider before you buy.

What this file holds
Reading
What a fuel grade, insurance carrier or pass is recorded to cost.
Cadence
Per gallon, per month or per year — as the provider lists it.
Source
Where the figure was read, and the date it was recorded.
Caveat
A dated reading, not a live quote — confirm with the provider before you buy.

Section · On file

Transit costs, mapped by subcategory

Three subcategories are on file today — fuel, auto insurance and rideshare passes — with transit passes in preview. Filled marks have recorded readings now; hollow marks are preview.

Fuel & Charging 4 grades
  • Regular $3.10/gal
  • Midgrade $3.50/gal
Auto Insurance 6 carriers
  • USAA · lowest on file $1,400/yr
  • Cheapest → dearest spread $800/yr
Rideshare 3 passes
Transit Passes preview
  • Metro · bus · commuter rail not yet on file

Section · Fuel & Charging

National average fuel prices

U.S. National Average — recorded 2026-03. Source: AAA. Per-gallon readings, dated; not a live feed.

Regular
$3.10 /gal
per gallon · recorded 2026-03
Midgrade
$3.50 /gal
per gallon · recorded 2026-03
Premium
$3.85 /gal
per gallon · recorded 2026-03
Diesel
$3.65 /gal
per gallon · recorded 2026-03

Premium runs $0.75/gal over Regular — about $468/yr more at a modeled 12 gallons a week. The per-year figure is modeled from the recorded grades, not a recorded reading.

Section · Auto Insurance

Annual premiums by carrier

Average full coverage (100/300/100) premiums, recorded 2026-03. Source: NerdWallet / Policygenius. Modeled on a sample profile (single vehicle, clean record); your own quote will differ.

Average annual full-coverage premiums · recorded readings, dated 2026-03
Carrier Note Monthly Annual vs cheapest Tier
USAA Military & families only $117/mo $1,400/yr Lowest on file Source-backed
GEICO Best for online-first shoppers $138/mo $1,650/yr +$250/yr Source-backed
State Farm Largest U.S. insurer by market share $154/mo $1,850/yr +$450/yr Source-backed
Progressive Snapshot usage-based discount available $163/mo $1,950/yr +$550/yr Source-backed
Allstate Drivewise and bundling discounts $175/mo $2,100/yr +$700/yr Source-backed
Liberty Mutual Customizable coverage options $183/mo $2,200/yr +$800/yr Source-backed

The cheapest-to-dearest spread on file is $800/yr (USAA → Liberty Mutual). Premiums are dated averages for a sample profile, not a quote — confirm with the carrier before you buy.

Section · Rideshare & delivery passes

Membership passes

All three list at $9.99/mo; annual pricing and perks differ. Recorded from official pricing pages, dated 2026-03.

Open the rideshare file Monthly, annual & per-ride break-even, side by side

Section · Preview

Coming onto the record

Transit passes — Metro, bus and commuter-rail fares across major cities — are in preview, not yet on file. Suggest a category to prioritise.

Transit Passes

Metro, bus and commuter-rail passes across major cities. No recorded readings on file yet.

Preview

Know the number before you pay.

Transit costs here are dated, recorded readings — confirm with the provider before you buy, then browse the rest of the record.

Figures are recorded readings from the project datasets — gas prices from AAA, auto insurance from NerdWallet / Policygenius, rideshare from official pricing pages — each dated Mar 2026. Source-backed where read at the source; modeled where labelled (e.g. the per-year fuel estimate). Not a live feed; rates and perks change, so confirm with the provider before you buy. Counts are coverage on record, not a promise of accuracy.