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Why have gasoline prices increased so much? There are many reasons for rising gasoline prices, most of which stem from a combination of economic, environmental, and geopolitical factors. First, if demand for gasoline exceeds available supply, prices can increase.
Second, gasoline is produced from crude oil. Therefore, the price of oil affects the cost of gasoline. If international oil prices fluctuate, an increase in gasoline prices may automatically occur.
in oil producing areas can affect the production and transportation of crude oil. Therefore, an uncertain market can see an increase in prices. Added to this are government taxes and duties which, if increased, can lead to an increase in the final price of gasoline.
Added to this are climatic conditions, changes in environmental energy policies and fluctuations in refining and production costs, which can be decisive for an increase in the final price.
In this scenario, we understand how crucial it is to save gas. Now we have come to the point where we are going to explain the ten second rule.
The 10-Second Rule
The Hinkle Charitable Foundation, an American foundation, has developed a strategy that can be easily adopted by ordinary citizens to save gasoline.
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