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A gas pump in downtown Louisville, Ky. (WDRB Image) Aug. 6, 2025
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Mayor Craig Greenberg said on Wednesday that work over the past several decades has helped improve air quality and meet EPA requirements to get rid of RFG.
The requirement has led Louisville drivers to pay as much as 35 cents more per gallon than surrounding counties and other parts of the state.
Saving by the cents comes with a different cost, and could mean delaying some road and highway safety projects.
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