Car Fule

[#SudRadio]🗣@dupontaignan : “To have a real reduction in the price of fuel to 1.50 euros, the profits of the oil companies must be taxed! »

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— Sud Radio (@SudRadio) July 4, 2022

If motorists had been able to take advantage of a small lull in recent months thanks to the implementation of the discount on the price of fuel, it did not last. Indeed, after going to 18, then 30 then 10 cents only, the government’s aid finally ended definitively on December 31st. Thus, for more than a month, no more discounts have been offered at the pump, to the chagrin of drivers who now have to pay a high price. A sweet understatement, while prices have risen sharply over the past few weeks, with a liter once again starting to pipe in the two euros. But there is still good news.

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— RTL France (@RTLFrance) December 1, 2022

Diesel down

Indeed, the price of fuel has seen a very slight drop over the past week. Of course, nothing very miraculous, especially since it could quickly rise again due to the embargo put in place on Russian oil following the war in Ukraine. But here, for the moment, the lead-free 95 E10 is displayed at €1.8996 per liter on average. Still a high price. But diesel car drivers should be in for a treat. Indeed, the price of diesel is falling and is once again lower than gasoline. It is then necessary to count 1.8873 € per litre.

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A falling barrel

Not elsewhere, the barrel price is also down, posted at $83.2. We are then far from the 140 dollars at the height of the crisis, at the beginning of last year. But as the war continues in Ukraine and inflation continues to rise, we are obviously not immune to a further rise in the coming months. Especially since distributors must now obtain supplies elsewhere than in Russia, at sometimes higher prices.

⚠ Fuel siphoning – Beware of poisoning ⚠

In a context of fuel shortage, the number of poisonings due to siphoning has been multiplied by 5

To avoid accidents, @Anses_fr & the poison control center of #CHUAngers alert!

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— CHU Angers (@chu_angers) October 28, 2022