Drivers told to hunt for cheapest fuel as Easter set to be busiest on UK roads since 2022
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Drivers are being urged to hunt for the cheapest petrol and “to fill up as usual” as UK travellers prepare to make 21.7m journeys on what is expected to be the busiest Easter on the roads in four years.
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What happened
Drivers are being urged to hunt for the cheapest petrol and “to fill up as usual” as UK travellers prepare to make 21.7m journeys on what is expected to be the busiest Easter on the roads in four years.
Why it matters
The average price of a litre of unleaded petrol rose by 20p from 132.83p on 1 March to 152.83p by the end of the month, raising concerns about the cost of filling up for Easter journeys, as rising oil prices triggered by the US-Israel war with Iran translated…
Common ground
It was the fastest monthly price rise for petrol on record, according to new data released by the motoring services company RAC, surpassing the previous all-time biggest monthly increase of 16.6p recorded in June 2022 after Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.
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