As of 1 January

Bovag does not expect extra crowds at petrol stations ahead of fuel price hike

Benzine wordt per 1 januari ruim 5,5 cent duurder aan de pomp. Foto: Shutterstock

Trade association Bovag does not expect extra crowds at petrol stations in the last days of the year now that fuel prices are going up from 1 January. The industry association informs Mobility Energy of this after enquiries.

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Author: Nina Koelewijn

Source: MobilityEnergy.com

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