Trump signed an executive order to let all drivers buy tax-exempt “red dye” diesel, aiming to reduce fuel costs. The policy targets high diesel prices by expanding access to a type of fuel typically reserved for certain industries. Red dye diesel is exempt from federal and state taxes, making it cheaper than regular diesel. Under the new order, the fuel will be available to the general public, not just commercial users. The move is part of broader efforts to ease financial pressure on consumers. The order does not change the composition of the fuel but allows wider distribution. The Department of Energy will oversee the implementation. The policy follows months of rising fuel prices and public complaints about the cost of living. This is the second time Trump has attempted to address high diesel prices through regulatory changes. The decision comes amid ongoing debates over fuel taxation and energy policy.