Retailers take drivers for a ride by hiking petrol prices another 3p in November while wholesale prices fall
Drivers losing out to the tune of £5.5m a day based on current prices
Drivers losing out to the tune of £5.5m a day based on current prices
Average retailer margin stands at 19p a litre for petrol and 15p for diesel – making unleaded 12p a litre too expensive and diesel 10p too dear
Poor state of local roads is also still the number-one driving issue, RAC research shows
Cover designed for both business and recreational van owners with ‘rescue anywhere’ as standard
Petrol 6p a litre too expensive while diesel should come down by 4p
A quarter of drivers say fuel already accounts for a large proportion of their monthly spending
Both petrol and diesel now 30p a litre more expensive than a year ago, adding £16.50 to a fill-up
The record comes just a week after petrol also went above the record price of April 2012
RAC and Zap-Map analysis shows rapid chargers at supermarkets have also more than doubled in less than two years
Just five of the 12 nations and regions of the UK are currently selling fuel for less than the record high reached on Sunday
Where will the petrol price stop: 150p a litre may be a reality, especially if oil reaches $100 a barrel
82% of drivers say they’d struggle without a car, the highest proportion since 2006 - despite an expected drop in commuting