Michigan SB0982 prohibits dynamic pricing of gasoline at roadside retail locations.
Michigan SB0982 amends the Michigan Consumer Protection Act to prohibit roadside retail businesses from using dynamic pricing for gasoline sales. This means that the price of gasoline cannot change based on external conditions such as time of day, day of the week, or weather. The bill also mandates that all gasoline prices must be clearly posted, including the grade of fuel, and that the highest price must be displayed if multiple prices are offered. Violations of these provisions are considered violations of the Michigan Consumer Protection Act.
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