Relates to zone pricing of gasoline

Bill A 8112 modifies the existing law concerning zone pricing for gasoline. It redefines "zone pricing" as establishing different retail gasoline prices based on geographic location, without considering terminal prices or additional costs, when this practice harms competition. The bill explicitly prohibits wholesalers and dealers from engaging in this defined zone pricing for motor fuel supplied to dealer-operated retail outlets. Additionally, it allows a wholesaler or dealer harmed by such practices to bring an action to stop the unlawful act, though they cannot seek monetary damages. These changes directly affect gasoline wholesalers, dealers, and consumers by regulating how gasoline prices can be set across different geographic areas.