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On October 5, President Donald Trump signed an executive order in Nebraska during a campaign rally to allow broader use of tax-exempt dyed diesel fuel. This move is intended to lower record-high diesel prices, which have reached around $6.32 per gallon, due to conflicts in Ukraine and Iran straining global fuel supplies. The order waives restrictions on the off-road requirement for red-dyed diesel, making it available for any use and exempt from federal highway taxes of 24.4 cents per gallon. This measure aims to ease financial burdens on truckers and reduce transportation costs, impacting consumer goods prices across America ahead of the November midterm elections. Trump directed various departments to work with states to suspend their diesel fuel taxes further, addressing economic concerns among voters in key rural districts like Nebraska, which he won previously.