- Motorists are being urged to reduce their speed by 10 per cent to improve fuel efficiency amidst rising pump prices caused by the Iran oil crisis.
- Drivers are also advised to anticipate road conditions, such as traffic lights and roundabouts, to avoid continuous harsh braking.
- The AA estimates that diesel drivers could save £10 per tank by adapting their driving style and recommends using fuel price comparison apps due to significant price discrepancies.
- Oil prices have soared in response to Iran's influence on tankers passing through the Strait of Hormuz, impacting wholesale fuel costs.
- The RAC Foundation estimates that rising pump prices have led to motorists paying an additional £583 million for petrol and diesel, with average diesel prices up 29 per cent and petrol up 16 per cent since late February.
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