In the Chancellor of the Exchequer's statement yesterday, Mr Sunak announced that from that evening there will be a fuel duty cut.
This comes as petrol and diesel prices have been rising for weeks, and while some stations drop their prices slightly, they are higher than average.
According to Government figures, the average price of petrol has risen by 55 per cent in the last two years, coming in at to an all-time high of 165.37p a litre. Diesel has also risen by 177.47p per litre.