Motorists have been urged to visit fuel stations with petrol and diesel road users issued a crucial message.

Fuel stations are descending into chaos over fears that petrol and diesel costs could staggeringly rise.

Motorists may soon need to pay up to 18p per litre more to drive in the UK, with petrol and diesel fuel costs likely to rise.

Petrol and diesel motorists are set to face a major fuel station changes in just over a week with higher costs on the way.

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

Petrol stations will have to follow major new rules changes from Monday, with petrol and diesel owners affected.

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

Older motorists have been encouraged to always top-up their petrol and diesel vehicle at this point in a major safety warning.

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

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

Every petrol and diesel owner in the country has been issued an urgent message ahead of cooler temperatures this Autumn.

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

New petrol and diesel car ban rules come into effect at the end of the decade, with the future of fuel stations under threat.

Motorists with a petrol and diesel fuel tank are paying a lot more to use certain fuel stations across the UK.

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