gasoline standards

Gasoline standards are regulations that specify the quality criteria for fuel sold at the pump, ensuring it combusts efficiently, reduces engine wear, and minimizes emissions. These standards set limits on pollutants, volatility, and additives to promote vehicle performance and protect the environment. They are established by governmental agencies to ensure consistency, safety, and environmental compliance across the market. Different regions may have varying standards, but all aim to make gasoline reliable, safe, and environmentally responsible for consumers and the planet.