Treatened petrol tanker drivers strike

Oakandacorns said:
Haven't noticed any panic buying in this area yet *touch wood. I can't believe how the price of unleaded has shot up the last 2/3 weeks. It was about 134.9p per litre in the cheap Esso in Marlow before. Argh :(

That's where I get my petrol from - amazed never spotted you there! Will keep them peeled from now on :D

rach
 
The 'feed me' light came on tonight. No rush to fill up here. Weather gonna be pants this weekend.

Polo has a full tank, ish :)


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rhodesey35iM said:
Oakandacorns said:
Haven't noticed any panic buying in this area yet *touch wood. I can't believe how the price of unleaded has shot up the last 2/3 weeks. It was about 134.9p per litre in the cheap Esso in Marlow before. Argh :(

That's where I get my petrol from - amazed never spotted you there! Will keep them peeled from now on :D

rach


Me too...At least I did a few years ago when I still lived at home. Of course that was before I had a car that has a thirst for Shell V Power :evil:
 
BMWZ4MC said:
rhodesey35iM said:
Oakandacorns said:
Haven't noticed any panic buying in this area yet *touch wood. I can't believe how the price of unleaded has shot up the last 2/3 weeks. It was about 134.9p per litre in the cheap Esso in Marlow before. Argh :(

That's where I get my petrol from - amazed never spotted you there! Will keep them peeled from now on :D

rach


Me too...At least I did a few years ago when I still lived at home. Of course that was before I had a car that has a thirst for Shell V Power :evil:

Ah! I will look out for you next time Rachel.

BMWZ4MC - did you go to school in the local area too? I know some friends who did.
 
Okay, just saw on the 10 o'clock News an exerpt of Maude saying 'in a jerry can in the garage'. Stupid asshole. Some politicians are just silly. :fuelfire:
 
I went "panic" buying the day strikes were voted for. I will keep my tank above 1/2 until the threat is over.
 
Ashamed to say I was panic buying today too :oops:

The problem is that it's a self-fulfilling prophecy. Once everyone starts to fill up in case they run out...they run out!

:rofl: :driving:
 
Wondermike said:
The problem is that it's a self-fulfilling prophecy.

It's all fine as well abusing the people rushing to the garage, but none of us want to be the ones caught with no fuel :)
 
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I don't even dare to buy petrol in a jerry can for the lawn mower now :rofl:
 
The thing is...are you going to que and refill your car every day? are you going to leave your car parked up with a full tank? Or are you just going to keep your car a little fuller than normal? If everybody filled their tanks yesterday, surely the majority of folk wont need petrol for a few days anyway..so maybe there will now be a drop in demand?
 
Report from my work colleague who just got back from a site visit: panic-buying has kicked off spectacularly here. 3+ local garages she tried around Falkirk are completely out of diesel and there's long queues at others. Doesn't affect me today as I cycle to work, but my wife's struggling having a diesel car and a requirement to get to work (A+E doctor). Hopefully this will all settle down otherwise they're going to have to prioritise who gets the fuel...

Think I've got 1/3 of a tank in the Z4 which pretty much renders it useless, and approx 1/2 tank in the van. F**king fantastic.
 
Do as Reagan - sack the lot of them, deploy military and re-employ tanker drivers. Problem sorted forever.
 
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