National Average Gas Prices Continue to Rise Heading into February
The average continued to climb this past week despite a drop in gasoline demand and refinery utilization.
The average continued to climb this past week despite a drop in gasoline demand and refinery utilization.
The national average price for gasoline is a nickel more than last week, but is still cheaper year-over-year by 17 cents.
Three mobile fuelers answer the most frequently asked questions about onsite fueling.
National average diesel fuel prices were $2.67 per gallon as of Jan. 11, according to the U.S. Energy Information Administration.
The average national price for gasoline is 16 cents more than a month ago, but still cheaper than last year by 27 cents.
Fuel, regardless of type, is a huge component in overall fleet operating costs. There is only so much a fleet can do to reduce the cost of fuel itself. Looking beyond the pump is essential to real cost savings
A well-planned fuel management program can help keep fuel costs under control, improve tracking and analysis, and support sustainability goals.
While the national gas price average is nine cents more than last month, January gas prices are already 33 cents cheaper than this time last year.
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The average national cost of diesel has continued to rise. While not hitting previous year prices, it's one trend to watch.
Motorists can expect gas prices to rise in the coming week, but still be cheaper than the end of 2019.
Love's recent blitz of new Travel Stop openings has created 322 new overnight truck parking spaces in the Midwest.
The national average for gasoline is 11 cents more expensive than last month, but 33 cents cheaper than last year.
The addition of the FuelScoop has helped the truck fleet realize a 10-20% fuel savings as well as enhanced overall truck stability.
A new device separates hydrogen from natural gas when the two gases are blended in pipelines.
Booster brings the fuel station directly to America’s fleets. The company’s proprietary purple tanker and technology offers same-day mobile fuel delivery and holds up to 1,200 gallons of fuel.
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