There could be some respite for drivers in the next fortnight as petrol prices may drop by as much as £10 in the next two weeks. Average pump prices are down to 188.76p a litre for petrol and 196.96p a litre for diesel.
Drivers could save £10 on filling up a tank in two weeks, it has been reported, reports Leicestershire Live. Luke Bosdet, the AA's fuel price spokesman, says the fall in price could come "providing the fuel trade is prepared to pass them on".
He said: "The problem is that, in many places, the price cuts are quite simply not happening despite more than six weeks of falling costs. Roads may suffer extreme heat but pump prices should have cooled off much more significantly by now."
