DeWine signs executive order temporarily allowing red dyed diesel fuel on public roads
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Ohio suspends dyed-diesel enforcement on highways through end of year
Gov. Mike DeWine has suspended Ohio’s dyed-diesel highway restrictions through year-end. Aimed at easing fuel costs during harvest season, the executive order aligns with federal guidance to grant temporary relief to farmers and freight operators facing surging diesel prices.
DeWine signs executive order temporarily allowing red dyed diesel fuel on public roads
COLUMBUS, Ohio (WOWK) — Governor Mike DeWine signed an executive order Wednesday that would waive penalties for using dyed diesel fuel on public roadways in Ohio through Dec. 31. The executive order states that diesel fuel represents a large operating expense for Ohio's economy and that the higher costs of diesel fuel increase the costs [...]
Ohio Farm Groups Applaud Gov. Dewine Dyed Diesel Executive Order
COLUMBUS, Ohio — Ohio Farm Bureau applauds Gov. Mike DeWine’s action to provide additional flexibility for the use of dyed diesel fuel on Ohio’s public highways. The executive order waives state penalties and suspends discretionary enforcement related to the use of dyed diesel on public highways through Dec. 31, 2026. As harvest continues across Ohio, […]
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