Requires signs to be posted at gasoline stations for consumers to contact the department of state regarding price or product problems

This bill requires gasoline stations in New York to display a visible sign at each fuel pump with a toll-free number for consumers to report price or product complaints to the Department of State. It directly affects gas station retailers, who must post the sign starting April 1, 2026, and consumers who encounter issues with fuel pricing or quality. The key provision mandates a standardized sign size (determined by the commissioner) including the toll-free number, which the Department of State must establish by January 2026. The policy aims to streamline consumer complaints without changing existing pricing or fuel quality regulations.