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.

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

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

Petrol motorists will pay around 17p per mile to get behind the wheel into the New Year as fuel prices slightly fall.

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

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.

Rachel Reeves is being encouraged to change a major petrol and diesel rule which could cause a headache for the Treasury.

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

UK drivers could be wasting hundreds of pounds every year by making a major error when topping up their cars with petrol or diesel fuel.

Petrol and diesel drivers have been issued a crucial 30 day warning with every internal combustion owner in the UK at risk.

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