Drivers have been issued a warning over buying petrol and diesel from leading supermarkets after a prices have fallen by 9p since July.
This comes as the RAC has criticised Tesco, Asda, Morrisons and Sainsbury's for not reducing their prices quicker. Rather than the chain supermarkets, RAC have said that independent forecourts and retailers had been “leading the charge” on lowering prices, which then lead to bigger supermarkets cutting their prices.
As the Express reports, Simon Williams, RAC fuel spokesperson, commented on how the lack of price cuts for petrol and diesel were impacting drivers as the cost of living rises.
