Fuel prices across the country have continued to steadily fall over the past month.
Data from the RAC's 'Fuel Watch' states the average price for a litre of petrol at the end of March was 146.5p, a drop of just over 1p in the month - this signifies the lowest prices since January 2022. Compare this to early November 2022, when petrol prices reached a high of 166p per litre. It means motorists are now saving an average of 20p per litre, or, £11 on the typical 55-litre family car.
Despite this, people looking for the cheapest fuel prices may have noticed that prices vary depending on where you fill up. A quick search on petrolprices.com reveals that different areas have different prices, even when they're both being supplied by the same supermarket.
