11% of French Fuel Stations Face Supply Difficulties
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Just over 10% of stations in metropolitan France are currently experiencing difficulties in supplying at least one fuel.
Figure declines from Monday's 15% as government says strategic reserves remain full
Filling up becomes a real puzzle for some motorists. As of 24 September 2026, 1,914 gas stations are breaking down at least one fuel in France. A situation that occurs while prices remain extremely high, with a diesel engine that still displays an average of more than 2,30 euros per litre. The post Fuel: nearly 2,000 gas stations are now broken in France, what is the situation near you? appeared first on aufeminin.com.
Prices explain why drivers are nervous. The average price of diesel in France has reached approximately 2.42 euros per liter, while gasoline costs around 2.24 euros.
Disruptions in global oil supply have begun to hit Europe. In France, the percentage of gas stations without petrol or diesel has risen to 11%, while diesel prices are nearing a historical high.
Transporters have to deal with the shortage of fuel and fuel that affects 11% of the French gas stations.
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