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Gasoline demand measured 8.9 million b/d in the Energy Administration’s (EIA) latest weekly report, up nearly 4% from the week prior.

The U.S. National Highway Traffic Safety Administration has issued recalls for March 25 through April 1, including a Acura recall involving 628,124 units and a Audi recall involving 153,152 units.

The rate of vehicle scrappage in the U.S historically has increased with the growth of new vehicle sales. However, contrary to expectations, the rate of vehicle scrappage has declined in the U.S. between 2015 and 2019, despite record-high new vehicle sales.

Parents rank texts, phone calls and children in the backseat as the top three driving distractions, according to a new survey released today from the National Safety Council (NSC) and the Cumberland Valley Volunteer Firemen's Association (CVVFA) Emergency Responder Safety Institute.

At $2.86, the national average has decreased week-over-week for the first time since November of last year. Today’s average is two cents cheaper on the week. Since last Monday, 45 states also saw their averages decrease or no change at the pump.

California's two Senators are pushing the Biden Administration to set a date after which automakers would no longer be allowed to sell gasoline-powered cars anywhere in the United States.

Today, foreign nameplates represent the majority of light vehicles up to eight years old on U.S. roads, age groups that average the highest annual mileage. Thirteen years ago, domestic nameplates were dominant, with a 56% share of vehicles in these heavy-driving age categories.

Fatal wrong-way driving crashes on our nation’s highways are a persistent and devastating threat that is only getting worse.  

Senators Diane Feinstein (D-CA) and Alex Padilla (D-CA), sent a letter this week to President Joe Biden pushing the White House to reinstate the California Clean Air Act Waiver.

Keep your mechanic happy by not doing these things to your vehicle.