Rising fuel costs push drivers to limit refueling and seek cheaper stations
With gasoline priced at €1.99 per litre, some motorists say they will no longer fill up fully and are cutting back on trips.
The capped price of unleaded fuel now stands at €1.99 per litre, prompting drivers to alter their routines. A 27-year-old night-shift worker named Célia still queues at the cheapest nearby pump but only tops off her small car. Another driver, Ness, declares she will never fill the tank completely again. These personal accounts illustrate a broader shift in how people manage their travel expenses.
