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

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.

Drivers could pay around £4 more per tank from next week if Chancellor Rachel Reeves ends the fuel duty freeze.

Some BMW owners may be paying around 14p per mile to drive based on current petrol and diesel averages.

Drivers topping up their cars at Asda could save on petrol costs with rates lower than the UK average.

Storm Claudia is bringing disruption and could cause road closures and flooding in the UK on Friday, November 14.

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

Motorists may be able to secure thousands of pounds worth of fuel savings by making a simple adjustment to their driving habits, warn experts.

Some analysts believe Rachel Reeves has no choice but to slap drivers with a big tax increase.

Popularity of diesel cars seems to have peaked in 2015.

Rachel Reeves could be about to oversee some major changes with new fees likely to affect almost all petrol, diesel and electric vehicle owners.

Rachel Reeves will hit motorists with at least one car tax hike, with petrol, diesel and electric car owners all set to face higher bills.

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

Motorists need to be aware of a crucial date with Labour's petrol and diesel car ban now just years away.

There's an extremely common error that drivers make when fuelling up their vehicles and ignoring it can result in costly damage