- British motorists faced unprecedented surges in fuel costs last month, with petrol and diesel prices rising by 20p and 40p per litre respectively.
- The average price of petrol increased from 132.8p to 152.8p, while diesel soared from 142.4p to 182.8p during March.
- These increases set new monthly records, surpassing previous highs seen in 2022 following Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
- The RAC highlighted that these rapid price hikes are taking a significant toll on households and businesses across the UK.
- Motorists are advised to adapt their driving style, such as reducing speed by 10 per cent and anticipating road conditions, to improve fuel efficiency and save money.
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