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If you want to fill up at a relatively reasonable price, you’ll have to hurry! Indeed, the 30-cent discount established on September 1 is indeed ending. If it was supposed to stop on November 1, the government eventually decided to extend it for a few days. Indeed, motorists could not take advantage of this discount due to the strike and fuel shortage, which also led to an increase in prices. That is why the state took the initiative to extend the allowance, which will, therefore, finally put an end to it Wednesday, November 16. After that date, the discount will drop to just 10 cents.
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A very large crowd
Refueling won’t take long when your tank is empty. Be careful though, as the service station should be crowded at the start of the week as the crowd started to build up as early as last night. Many motorists really decided to refuel their car to anticipate the end of the discount. So much so that some pumps were quickly taken out of service due to excessive demand. Especially since tankers cannot run on Sundays and therefore cannot fill up empty service stations. According to the latest data, 6% are also concerned in Ile-de-France.
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A complete stop at the end of the year
But rest assured, there will still be a small discount after November 16. Indeed, it will be fine 10 cents at all service stations, while TotalEnergies will also offer a discount of the same amount, for a total of 20 cents, which is always better than nothing. Be careful though, as the government has confirmed that the benefit will be completely withdrawn from 1 January 2023. Increases for large videos will still be considered.
Fuel, tolls, additional costs, trips to departure are overpriced.
We’re talking about it this morning @pascalperri on @LCI pic.twitter.com/9woqpmc22p
– La Matinale LCI (@LaMatinaleLCI) July 8, 2022
Source: Auto Plus
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