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MAMMOTH HOT SPRINGS, Wyo. - Roads in Yellowstone National Park (YNP) will begin to close to oversnow travel March 7, YNP announced Monday.  Spring plowing will start as road segments close. They said all oversnow travel will end for the season March 15 at 9 p.m. Weather-permitting, some park roads will reopen to automobile travel April 16 at 8 a.m. Road closure dates are as follows (gates close at 9 p.m.): • March 7, Mammoth Hot Springs to Norris • March 9, Norris to Madison, Norris to Canyon Village • March 14, Canyon Village to Fishing Bridge • March ...

This would be the equivalent of taking up to 350,000 polluting cars off Britain’s roads. However, many drivers are set to be affected by the changes with some of the UK’s leading manufacturers admitting some models will not be able to run the new fuel. A report from the European Automobile Manufacturers Association (ACEA) detailed which models may be incompatible. They found the Ford Model 1.8 SCI from 2003 to 2007 was the only model since 1992 which could not use the new fuel. READ MORE Volkswagen has claimed E10 is cleared for use in all models except for a few exceptions. This included...

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They warn owners of any vehicle built before 2002 to avoid the new ER10 fuel while some models built before 2011 can also be affected. However, the DfT has previously warned just one percent of total vehicles will be incompatible with the new fuel when it is launched. Classic car specialists at Hagerty Insurance have warned running on E10 fuel can cause a “variety of issues in older cars”. The higher amount of ethanol can absorb water which will find its way into the car and lead to damage. READ MORE Hagerty has warned this can lead to condensation in the vehicle’s fuel tanks and cause ...