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

One supermarket has emerged as offering the cheapest petrol and diesel in the UK as a major new fuel rule is launched.

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

Figures revealed just how much it's costing to fill up cars.

Petrol and diesel fuel costs are on the up with motorists across the UK set to feel the effects in the run up to Christmasd this December.

Fuel duty rates will be frozen for another 10 months in a major boost to petrol and diesel owners.

EXCLUSIVE: Rachel Reeves has confirmed petrol and diesel fees will be frozen for now with another annual fuel duty freeze.

Drivers have been told to top up their petrol and diesel cars ahead of this day in a bid to save on fuel fees.

UK drivers with diesel vehicles will be paying up to 15p per mile to get behind the wheel from November.

Fuel duty could be targeted by Rachel Reeves in her Autumn Budget statement later this month.

Motorists travelling in a petrol or diesel vehicle could be caught out with fuel fees said to be a "concern".

Labour has yet to introduce the new PumpWatch system which may allow road users to save up to 3p per litre or almost £50 per year.

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

Drivers are being urged to put a bowl of water in the passenger seat following the latest petrol and diesel data.

Petrol prices may be set to dramatically soar this summer with warnings of fees up at 150p per litre.