The app which can be downloaded from the Apple App Store or Google Play store allows users to locate their nearest Tesco, Morrisons and Sainsbury’s petrol stations simply by entering a postcode. Additionally, the app, which is available for both Apple and Android services, also lets users see the latest fuel prices which are based on fuelGenie customer purchases at petrol stations – ultimately helping them to save at the pump.
The average price of petrol has jumped to £1.55 a litre, whilst diesel has increased to £1.61. When these prices are compared to just two months ago, this is an increase of 10p per litre for petrol and 13p per litre for diesel. Whilst this may not seem like a significant increase, it will now cost an additional £5.50 to fill up a standard 55-litre family car with petrol, and £7.15 for diesel.
Author: Robin Roberts Filling stations have been accused of profiteering from the panic over fuel supplies before and since Easter. Clear evidence of naked profiteering is claimed by the Road Haulage Association. “We have no doubt that diesel prices at the forecourt have rocketed as a result of the uncertainty caused by the threat of a tanker [...]
