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How gasoline ‘superusers’ can help clean up California’s air

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10% of California drivers consume 28% of the gasoline used in the state. The superusers burn an estimated 1,260 gallons a year, compared to others who burn 354 gallons. At every income level, those superusers spend a bigger proportion of their income on fuel and maintenance than those who need less.

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The Sacramento Bee

How gasoline ‘superusers’ can help clean up California’s air

What’s a gasoline “superuser?”

1 year ago·Sacramento, United States

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Red Bluff Daily News

How gasoline ‘superusers’ can help clean up California’s air

Thursday’s study found that 10% of California drivers consume 28% of the gasoline used in the state. These are the superusers, each of whom burns an estimated 1,260 gallons a year, compared to othe…

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Lake County Record-Bee

How gasoline ‘superusers’ can help clean up California’s air

Thursday’s study found that 10% of California drivers consume 28% of the gasoline used in the state. These are the superusers, each of whom burns an estimated 1,260 gallons a year, compared to othe…

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