CINCINNATI (WXIX) – Ohio drivers have no way to verify the quality of fuel going into their tanks, and lawmakers are working to change that.
So far in April, at least five drivers reported car trouble after getting gas at a BP station on Reading Road, according to the Hamilton County Auditor’s Office. Repairs cost hundreds of dollars out of pocket.
Ohio has no fuel quality program to catch bad gas before it causes damage.
No statewide testing program
Ohio is one of only three states without a statewide fuel quality testing program. Under state law, only the Department of Agriculture can establish a statewide program, but one has not been created…