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SB 2699

Relating to motor fuel measuring, quality, and testing standards.

89th Legislature (2025) Introduced by César Blanco

SB 2699 establishes new motor fuel measuring, quality, and testing standards for Texas fuel retailers and distributors to ensure consumer protection and regulatory compliance.

Referred to Business & Commerce
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Bill Summary · SB 2699

Legislative bill overview

SB 2699 modifies Texas regulations governing how motor fuel is measured, tested, and quality-controlled at gas stations and fuel distribution points. The bill appears to address standards compliance and testing procedures for gasoline and diesel fuel sold to consumers.

Why is this important

Motor fuel quality standards directly affect vehicle performance, engine longevity, and emissions compliance. Unclear or outdated measurement and testing protocols can lead to consumer fraud (underfilled tanks), environmental violations, and equipment damage. This legislation ensures consistent statewide standards.

Potential points of contention

  • Industry compliance costs: Fuel retailers and distributors may face increased expenses implementing new testing equipment or procedures
  • Regulatory scope: Ambiguity about whether standards apply uniformly across all fuel grades and blends, or specific fuel types
  • Measurement accuracy disputes: Disagreement over tolerance levels for pump accuracy and how violations are penalized

Compiled from official sources — confirm details with the bill’s official record.

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