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Gasoline (also called petrol in many countries) is a liquid fuel made from crude oil, used to power internal combustion engines — like those found in most cars, motorcycles, and small trucks.
Gasoline is mixed with air in the engine.
The spark plug ignites the mix.
This small explosion pushes the pistons, creating power to move the car.
Produces carbon dioxide (CO₂) and other emissions.
Traffic rules
