Fuels: in the Face of the Anxiety of the French, Help to the Great Long and Extended Rollers
The aid now covers 5.5 million people and adds some self-employed nurses and home-care workers, officials said.
- France is expanding its €100 grands rouleurs fuel payment from about 3 million to 5.5 million eligible workers.
- Eligible applicants must meet income limits, use a petrol, diesel, or non-rechargeable hybrid vehicle, and drive specified distances for work.
- Existing recipients will receive the payment automatically, while new applicants can apply through the French tax authority’s simulator until September 30, 2026.
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Following the rise in fuel prices in France, a new support measure covering millions of workers has been implemented. 5.5 million people who use their cars to commute will be able to benefit from a €100 fuel subsidy.
The government has announced the extension of aid to large-scale vehicles, from 3 million to 5.5 million potential beneficiaries. This aid of 100 euros, aimed at vehicle users for the purpose of...
In France, the government has decided to expand assistance to car users in the face of rising fuel prices due to the strain on energy supply chains in the Middle East.
Fuel prices have raised alarm bells in Europe as rising oil prices and disruptions to international energy flows weigh on households and businesses, while concerns about supply are growing ahead of the winter. France is at the forefront, announcing a new €450 million package to support consumers and businesses hardest hit. It is also extending a €100 payment for “big drivers”, taking the number of potential beneficiaries from around 3 million to…
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