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Drivers warned of rising petrol costs as prices jump for fourth straight month

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UK drivers have been hit by a fourth consecutive monthly rise in fuel prices, with petrol and diesel drivers continuing to face expensive costs

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Petrol and diesel drivers face filling station havoc as 'volatile' prices rise for fourth month in a row

Petrol and diesel prices have increased for the fourth consecutive month, with unleaded now 5p per litre higher than in October and diesel up by 6p, according to the latest RAC Fuel Watch data. January saw petrol rise by 2p per litre to an average of 139p, up from 136.9p at the start of the year. Diesel increased nearly 3p, reaching 145.7p from 142.9p. A full 55-litre tank of petrol now costs over £2 more than it did four months ago, while diese…

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WHAT’S DRIVING THE RISE? UK fuel prices rise again as petrol and diesel costs climb for fourth month

Pump prices have risen for the fourth consecutive month, with petrol up by 2p a litre and diesel by almost 3p in January, according to the RAC.

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Drivers have suffered a fourth consecutive month of rising fuel prices as the cost-of-living crisis continues to bite, according to the RAC.

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Drivers hit by fourth month of rising fuel prices

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Petrol and diesel prices have risen for the fourth month in a row, according to data from RAC Fuel Watch. Petrol prices rose 2p a litre to January to an […] The post Petrol and diesel prices continue climbing first appeared on Bodyshop Magazine.

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Petrol and diesel prices continue climbing

In recent months, UK motorists have faced a persistent rise in fuel prices. As of January 2025, petrol prices have increased by 2 pence per litre, reaching an average of 139 pence, up from 136.9 pence at the start of the year. Diesel has seen a more significant rise of nearly 3 pence per litre, averaging 145.7 pence, compared to 142.9 pence previously. This marks the fourth consecutive month of price hikes, resulting in a cumulative increase of …

Drivers warned of rising petrol costs as prices jump for fourth straight month

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