AA wants government to drop unusually high petrol margins
Margins have "crept up" recently, prompting the AA to ask pertinent questions.
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The AA hopes flagging the creeping rise in petrol margins will break a “Mexican standoff” and convince fuel companies to lower pump prices.
Although petrol prices naturally fluctuate, the Automobile Association says an improvement in the exchange rate and a reduction in the commodity price
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Nathan Smith
Tue, 05 Dec 2017
Tue, 05 Dec 2017
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AA wants government to drop unusually high petrol margins
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