Texas Allows Wider Use of Dyed Diesel for Farmers and Truckers Amid Fuel Crunch
Governor Greg Abbott issued a disaster proclamation on Monday, enabling the use of tax-exempt dyed diesel on Texas roads, which is typically restricted to off-road vehicles. The measure also permits higher weight limits for fuel, crop, and timber loads. The move comes as global fuel prices surge, prompting former President Donald Trump to consider banning US fuel exports.
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