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UK petrol prices predicted to hit record high within days
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Motorists will be paying more than ever to fill up the tank by the end of October, according to petrol station owners, prompting a row over the cause of sky-high prices at the pumps.
The Petrol Retailers Association (PRA) predicted all-time highs set in April 2012 – of 142p per litre for petrol and 148p for diesel – would be surpassed by the end of October.
Average prices had hit 141.35p and 144.84p respectively by Tuesday, according to Experian Catalist UK.
Forecourt prices have risen sharply over the past month, during which a driver shortage caused supply problems leading to panic-buying that resulted in filling stations across the country running out of fuel.
Average petrol prices were 134.9p per litre in September, compared with 113.3p
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