Petrol and diesel fuel prices continue to climb as oil disruption in the Middle East continues to have a knock-on effect.

Drivers could make major fuel savings by topping up their petrol and diesel cars on Wednesday, according to experts.

Owners of petrol and diesel combustion vehicles could make major savings by pressing this crucial button.

Owners of traditional petrol and diesel combustion cars are set to feel the effects of new rules launched last week.

A new petrol station rule introduced earlier this week could impact some motorists more than others.

New petrol station rules come into effect from Monday 2 February with all combustion owners likely to feel the impact.

Drivers have been urged to fill up their petrol or diesel vehicles at major supermarket stores, with motorists set to save up to £2 per top-up.

Petrol and diesel car owners have been told to avoid topping up their vehicles on two days of the week.

Drivers have been told to fill up their petrol and diesel cars at major supermarkets for one vital reason.

A money advice specialist has explained where drivers can secure the cheapest petrol and diesel fees.

Road users could be set to save hundreds of pounds per month by making one simple adjustment while behind the wheel.

EXCLUSIVE: The RAC and AA have both agreed on the best fuel saving tip with petrol and diesel owners set to save.

A driving expert has urged road users to avoid filling up with petrol and diesel after 5pm for two key reasons.

Drivers could save money by topping up their petrol and diesel vehicle at certain times of the day, according to two leading specialists.