Diesel prices are on the rise again and are now approaching 190p a litre on average.
Following a hike in wholesale prices, motorists are due to pay more at the pump in coming weeks. This comes after oil group OPEC+ announced that it was cutting its production by two million barrels a day.
While petrol and diesel prices are both up according to RAC data, diesel drivers are getting hit harder by the reduced oil supplies. In fact, the gap between average petrol and diesel prices has reached a record 20p.