More fuel protests are planned for tomorrow - drivers will 'go slow' on motorways in protest at petrol prices Families travelling for the start of the summer holidays have been warned about disruption
Drivers are set to hold a "go slow" protests over fuel price.Motorists have been warned that "slow moving roadblocks" caused by fuel price protesters will create havoc on Friday ahead of potential nationwide demonstrations.
Drivers and businesses have faced soaring inflation at the pumps this year thanks to a rise in oil prices driven in part by the war in Ukraine. Their demonstrations are among the first disruptive cost-of-living campaigns, with Brits facing soaring energy bills and inflation elsewhere than the forecourt.
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