California · Business and Professions Code - BPC

BPC §13472: When a sign is used in addition to a price indicator, as defined in Section 13470, and if the same grade of motor vehicle fuel is sold at a different price from any other dispenser on the same premise

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What this law says, in plain English

Fuel retailers must display price signs with equal-sized numerals on all dispensers selling the same fuel grade at different prices, or not display such signs at all.

Read the full statutory text

When a sign is used in addition to a price indicator, as defined in Section 13470, and if the same grade of motor vehicle fuel is sold at a different price from any other dispenser on the same premises, it shall be unlawful to display the sign on a dispenser unless a sign with price numerals of equal size is displayed upon each dispenser from which the same grade of motor vehicle fuel is dispensed at higher prices.

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