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"We Don't Have a Choice": in Chalon, They Take Their Pain in Patience to Fill up with Fuel
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According to Maud Bregeon, the government's spokesperson and minister responsible for energy, about 18% of gas stations in France lack at least one fuel due to logistical difficulties in delivery. Total blocked its tariffs until the end of April: €2.25 per litre of diesel, €1.99 per litre of petrol. How to attract customers who flock to the Chalon-sur-Saône station and queue up hoping to recharge their vehicle in fuel.
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