Several stations we went to are now selling a gallon of regular for $3.99.

Crude oil is down to about $94 a barrel now. But AAA reports that Hawaii families are still paying the second-highest prices in the nation. At an average of $4.19.

Drivers said they're just happy that prices are dropping.

"In the mainland the prices are about 3.20, 3.25 so it's cheaper there, and they're complaining, well I told them about Hawaii and they're like oh my gosh that's ridiculous so it's good for the people of Hawaii," saidMaui resident William Puaa. 

"The good thing about it now that the gas prices went down we can actually drive, not catch the bus you know," said Maui resident Kameron Castillon.

And here's a look at prices statewide.

Kauai residents are paying on average $4.21 for a gallon of regular gas, it's $4.30 on the Big Island, and $4.67 on Maui. Drivers on Molokai are still shelling out more than $5 for a gallon of gas.

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