Fuel prices are still sky high, and the cost of living crisis is only getting worse. And even though fuel duty has been cut, the prices of diesel and petrol aren't coming down anywhere near as much as they've gone up in recent weeks.
According to the RAC, the average price of petrol in the UK is now 162.16p per litre. Diesel, meanwhile, is at 176.11p per litre.
Even if that's slightly lower than the peaks we've seen recently, it's still very expensive, and will be causing people headaches when they go to fill up. With that in mind, we consulted Ben Newman, resident car expert at Find and Fund My Car, for his tips on saving fuel - and hence money - while driving.
