⛽️ Experts are advising filling up now to get the best deals near you as fuel prices stabilise after a 10-week drop! 🚗
Drivers are being advised to purchase fuel sooner rather than later, following the end of a 10-week period of decreasing prices. According to the AA, the average price of petrol at UK forecourts decreased from 150.1p per litre on 24 April to 144.5p by the end of last week, but has since stabilised, a development that has dashed hopes of a return to pre-pandemic levels. Similarly, the average price of diesel dropped from 158.3p per litre on April 24 to 149.
AA fuel price spokesman Luke Bosdet said: “The question is whether, after a significant fall in the UK’s average petrol price in June, the price will repeat last year’s sharp rise going further into the summer. “It would be a blow for the impending summer getaway if the cost of road travel took off again. For now, filling up sooner rather than later will take advantage of current lower prices.
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