Press to ensure that life octane high billing
Although state law mandates that gas pumps are reviewed annually to ensure that drivers are always good quantity of gas, Pennsylvania is one of a handful of countries in which inspectors have no authority to audit sent Oktanzahlen.
What would happen if a delivery driver dumping a load of regular gas in a storage tank Premium? Or an unscrupulous owner of a station connect simply “92″ high-octane-label on a periodic “87″ octane pump? Or that if the mixture of this mixture pump regular and super-types of midgrade fuel malfunction?
In Pennsylvania, nobody would be the wiser.
At least one state official, Pennsylvania Auditor General Jack Wagner of the opinion that must change. Last month, he invited the lawmakers to consider the octane level of control, at least a random basis. His appeal was part of a critical report on the status of the pump inspection.
Last week, Rep. Joseph Markosek introduced such a bill authorizing the Division of Agriculture and Oktanzahlen, like most other states of fuel quality audit programs, control testing of contaminants, as sediment, sulfur, lead or too much water.