Jeff Jackson Launches N.C. Fuel Check to Report Gas Stations Not Cutting Prices in North Carolina

Pocketing gas-tax savings? NC attorney general puts gas stations on notice

North Carolina Attorney General Jeff Jackson launched NC Fuel Check to monitor gas prices and investigate stations suspected of keeping savings from North Carolina's 41-cent-per-gallon gas tax suspension. Here's how drivers can report suspicious prices and when they might see relief.

AG launches N.C. Fuel Check, puts gas retailers on notice to pass along tax savings to drivers

North Carolina’s 41-cent-per-gallon gas tax is suspended through November 30, 2026, requiring gas retailers to pass savings to drivers. Attorney General Jeff Jackson launched N.C. Fuel Check for drivers to report stations not reducing prices promptly, ensuring tax relief benefits all North Carolina families.

N.C. attorney general launches N.C. Fuel Check, puts gas retailers on notice to pass along tax savings to drivers

Special to IFN RALEIGH – North Carolina’s 41-cent-per-gallon gas tax is suspended through November 30, and Attorney General Jeff Jackson put the state’s major gas retailers on notice that the law requires those savings to reach drivers. He also launched N.C. Fuel Check so drivers can report gas stations they believe aren’t passing the savings…

Jeff Jackson launches N.C. Fuel Check to report gas stations not cutting prices in North Carolina

NC’s attorney general is launching Fuel Check to catch gas stations that may not be passing along the state’s 41-cent gas tax savings.

N.C. gas tax suspended through Nov. 30; drivers can report prices

North Carolina’s suspension of its gasoline and diesel tax took effect Oct. 10, and Attorney General Jeff Jackson has notified fuel retailers and distributors that they must pass the savings on to customers.

NC launches Fuel Check as 41-cent gas tax suspension takes effect

RALEIGH — North Carolina Attorney General Jeff Jackson has launched a new reporting system aimed at making sure drivers receive savings from the state’s tempora