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Georgia extends gas tax suspension through November 30 — Oct 24, 2026Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp extended the state’s motor fuel tax suspension through Nov. 30, citing global market volatility and high fuel prices and aiming to ease costs for Thanksgiving travelers. The suspension waives 33.3 cents per gallon on gasoline and 37.3 cents on diesel; the state’s emergency measures also suspend some commercial vehicle weight limits and penalties for using dyed diesel on roads.

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Virginia Allows Dyed Diesel on Roads to Ease Farmer CostsPolitics — Oct 19, 2026Virginia temporarily authorized dyed diesel for on-road use through Dec. 31 to ease rising fuel costs, while requiring users to pay state diesel taxes. Separately, officials in Oregon and Washington caution that the federal suspension of penalties does not erase federal or state tax obligations, leaving some farmers uncertain about the costs of using the fuel on roads.

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West Virginia Declares Emergency Allowing Red-Dyed Diesel on Highways — Oct 20, 2026President Donald Trump's push to slash soaring diesel costs gained ground Tuesday after West Virginia declared a statewide emergency, allowing truckers to use fuel normally reserved for farmers and heavy machinery.

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US states, Bahamas seek relief from rising fuel costsPolitics — Oct 29, 2026Officials and industry groups are seeking relief from rising fuel costs: Alabama’s agriculture commissioner wants loggers included in federal aid, while the Bahamas Chamber is urging temporary targeted tax measures as fuel prices pressure businesses. Minnesota House Republicans have separately asked Gov. Tim Walz to temporarily allow red-dyed diesel on state highways to ease costs for truckers, farmers, loggers and other businesses.

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Michigan, Maryland Ease Dyed-Diesel Rules for Farmers — Oct 12, 2026Michigan and Maryland have temporarily eased restrictions allowing eligible farm and logging vehicles to use tax-exempt dyed diesel on public roads as fuel prices surge amid the Iran war. Michigan’s relief runs through Dec. 31, while Maryland’s order lasts 30 days and also suspends some hauling-permit fees; the moves follow a federal order suspending penalties for highway use of dyed diesel.

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Trump Order Lets Highway Trucks Use Tax-Free Dyed Diesel — Oct 6, 2026President Donald Trump’s order opening tax-free dyed diesel to highway trucks could strain the fuel supply farmers rely on in the middle of harvest.

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Dana Whitfield This risks leaving farmers short on dyed diesel exactly when harvest needs peak and trucks can already buy regular fuel.

Trump Order Lets Truckers Use Dyed Farm Diesel on Highways — Oct 6, 2026President Donald Trump opened tax-free farm diesel to highway trucks, but the federal tax is only postponed and most big diesel states have not followed.

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