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The current price level is 6-cents less than last week and nearly $1 less than a year ago.
Read More →December DEF prices will see some of the highest bulk DEF prices in 2014, according DEF Tracker. There has been large month-to-month increase in DEF prices for all modes of supply in December.
Read More →The Colonial Pipeline Co. hopes to bring a significant gasoline supply line back online by Saturday, less than a week after a blast that could reduce gasoline supply to the Southeast and Northeast, Reuters has reported.
Read More →There’s a direct correlation between vehicle weight and fuel economy. Vehicles get better fuel mileage when not loaded with unnecessary weight. An extra 100 lbs. in a vehicle could reduce mpg up to 2 %. One of the chief culprits responsible for accumulating unnecessary weight onboard a vehicle is drivers.
Read More →The national gasoline price average increased three cents to $2.61 per gallon for the week ending Feb. 5 for the sixth consecutive weekly increase, according to AAA.
Read More →HOUSTON – The online merchant locator enables Voyager cardholders to find fueling and maintenance sites for the 230,000 locations that accept the Voyager Fleet Card throughout the United States.
Read More →A report by car subscription provider FINN revealed the top 10 U.S. states with the cheapest gas, with Texas at the top of the list.
Read More →The nation just saw the first weekly drop in the average price of gas since February. See what analysts predict as we head into the warmer months, plus check out which states have the cheapest gas.
Read More →The State of Oregon on July 1 kicked off a new pay-by-the-mile road usage charge program. This program charges volunteer users 1.5 cents per mile while driving in Oregon and allows them to receive credit on their bill for state gas tax paid at the pump.
Read More →WASHINGTON – The Consumer Federation of America recently conducted a nationwide survey of 2,000 individuals and found that 64 percent are in favor of a 60-mpg federally mandated standard by 2025.
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