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The Guardian - UK
The Guardian - UK
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Alex Lawson Energy correspondent

UK petrol and diesel retailers accused of not passing on falling oil prices to drivers

Heavy traffic on M25 just before Christmas
Heavy traffic on M25 just before Christmas. The RAC argues that on average petrol should be sold at 140p a litre rather than 151p, and diesel at 160p, not 174p. Photograph: Maureen McLean/Shutterstock

Pressure is mounting on petrol station owners to slash fuel prices after accusations of not passing on falling wholesale costs to drivers.

The average price of petrol in the UK fell by 8p a litre in December to 151p and diesel by 9p to 174p, according to the RAC.

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