Drivers impacted by petrol costs as fuel price margins ‘remain high’
- Retailers' petrol spreads averaged 13.8p per litre recently, ending in February.
- High fuel price margins compared to historic levels prompted warnings for drivers.
- These spreads represent the difference between pump prices, wholesale costs, and taxes.
- Dan Turnbull of the CMA stated margins impact prices at the pump, remaining stuck.
- The government plans a fuel-finder service by 2025 to boost price transparency.
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