Brandon Ward
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Top 10 Cities in the US with the Most Fuel Efficient Vehicles
San Francisco leads U.S. cities with about 19% of its fleet being fuel-efficient and strong EV infrastructure, including requirements for EV chargers in new buildings with 20+ units. The city utilizes the Green Building Code for clean energy, and programs like Energy Watch and BayREN offer energy efficiency incentives toward cutting greenhouse gas emissions by…
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What Is a Runaway Diesel Engine
A runaway diesel engine occurs when a diesel engine uncontrollably speeds up past its safe limits by ingesting extra fuel or flammable vapors that are not managed by its normal fuel system, causing it to burn its own oil or other external vapors. This can ruin the engine in seconds, potentially causing fires, explosions, and…
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Fuel Logic Offers 24/7 Fuel Hauling Services Nationwide
Fuel Logic offers 24/7 on-site fuel delivery across all states, supplying diesel, gas, and DEF to fleets, job sites, and equipment, which includes regular diesel, dyed diesel, gasoline, and Diesel Exhaust Fluid. This service aims to cut downtime and boost operational efficiency for industries like construction, transportation, and emergency services. In logistics, downtime hits your…
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Why Invest in a Mobile Fuel Tank Today
Investing in a mobile fuel tank today provides on-site refueling convenience, cost savings, and operational efficiency. It also offers flexibility for industries like construction, agriculture, logistics, and emergency services by reducing downtime and enabling bulk fuel purchases. Construction, logistics, and agriculture industries use fuel in bulk to carry out their operations consistently. A shortage of…
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What Is an Auxiliary Fuel Tank?
An auxiliary fuel tank is an additional tank installed in a vehicle to increase its fuel capacity, allowing it to travel longer distances without frequent refueling. It’s commonly used in long-haul trucks, RVs, off-road vehicles, and fleet or emergency vehicles—especially useful for long journeys or remote areas with limited fuel access. No one would like…
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What Does a Fuel Tank Pressure Sensor Do?
A fuel tank pressure (FTP) sensor measures pressure changes inside the fuel tank and sends this data to the Engine Control Module (ECM) or Engine Control Unit (ECU). It is a key component of the evaporative emissions control system (EVAP), which detects leaks—such as a loose gas cap or cracked line—and signals the ECU to…
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Ran Out of Gas? Here’s How Roadside Assistance Works
If you run out of gas, roadside assistance involves a technician bringing fuel or towing your car to a station; Fuel Logic offers nationwide 24/7 emergency fuel delivery within 45 minutes to 1 hour, providing safe, professional, and compliant refueling directly to your location, including urban and rural areas, avoiding towing costs and vehicle damage.…
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Where to Buy Diesel Fuel? Here’s How to Find Reliable Suppliers Near You
The demand for diesel is reaching new heights as businesses grow and expand their operations. This high demand can strain supply, slow down deliveries, and create challenges for companies. It’s not unusual for fleet managers and other business operators to look up “where can I buy diesel fuel” or check for “diesel fuel near me”…
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What Is an Automatic Tank Gauging System?
An automatic tank gauging (ATG) system is a computerized tool that measures and monitors storage tank contents—such as fuel or chemicals—by tracking inventory, temperature, and water levels, detecting leaks, and sending alerts. The global inventory tank gauging systems market was valued at $682.3 million in 2024 and is projected to grow at a 2.8% CAGR…
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How Gas Pump Skimmers Steal Your Credit Card Data
Authorities in Santa Barbara County found out in February 2025 that a device that skimmed people’s credit cards was attached to a gas pump. This is not the only occasion like this, unfortunately. The FBI estimated that more than $1 billion was lost each year because of credit card skimming fraud and fuel theft. Gas…