Petrol and diesel prices rose last month after falling from their all-time peak in the summer.
Diesel drivers were hit particularly hard, with a litre rising from 180.37p to 190.51p, adding more than £5 to a tank, according to data from RAC Fuel Watch. This means it now costs £104.78 to fill up a 55-litre diesel car.
Petrol prices saw an increase as well, but only by 4p which adds £2 to the cost of filling up.The average price of unleaded at one of the big four supermarkets went up 4p from 161.31p to 165.36p while diesel jumped 9p from 178.51p to 187.54p.
