State officials ‘unlikely’ to pursue monetary penalties after bad fuel sold across metro area
Hundreds of drivers across the Denver metro area are experiencing car troubles this week after filling up with contaminated gasoline.
Many vehicle owners have reported issues and are now heading to repair shops to address the damage caused by the faulty fuel.
Mechanics are cautioning drivers to check their fuel carefully and seek professional assistance if they notice any irregularities in their vehicle’s performance.
https://kdvr.com/news/local/state-officials-unlikely-to-pursue-monetary-penalties-after-bad-fuel-sold-across-metro-area/
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