So Dropping 5P Off Was Pointless?

ToraToraTora | 13:59 Wed 13th Apr 2022 | News

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as I predicted:
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-61090937
US is worse mind:
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-61083104
TBH though motoring is still too cheap, poor people are still on the roads carrying empty seats everywhere.

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youngmafbog

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I agree though TTT, far too cheap still. £5.00 a litre should do it I reckon should clear the roads a bit. //so no public transport and no one to share car with.// Well if there we less cars then the scum scoops would be patronised more and therefore become profitable and more services could be added. Public transport is like it is because the masses can afford...

15:07 Wed 13th Apr 2022

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piggynose

08.47 fair dinkum

tomus42

If poor people are priced off the roads the rich people would find that none of their staff turned up for work. There'd be outrage.

douglas9401

Our local Morrisons fairly tumbled yesterday, diesel down to 'only' £1.70.9/litre, a drop of 7p.
If 'they' hadn't done the big con switcheroo from gallons back in the day there would be blood on the streets now.

"I'm surprised they bother any more, there's so little profit in fuel" he sniggered.

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