Motorists losing £11 a month after making fuel-pump detours

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Man holding a petrol pump, close-up of hand
Man holding a petrol pump, close-up of hand


We all occasionally do it; take a little detour to get to that cheaper petrol station. It may only be a few pennies, but it all adds up right?

It does indeed add up, but not in the way we were intending. Research has now indicated that the average driver could be losing £11 a month by changing their journey so as to benefit from cheaper fuel.

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