Trump Moves to Ease Diesel Pain With Cheaper Dyed Fuel on Highways as U.S. Prices Hit Record High
The Trump administration is allowing cheaper, dyed diesel to be used on highways in an effort to blunt a historic surge in fuel costs that has pushed the U.S. national average above $6 a gallon. The move comes as transportation and freight expenses climb sharply, adding pressure on consumers, businesses and policymakers ahead of the midterm elections.
