Petrol Prices have fallen to their lowest level for three years, with the average price for a litre of unleaded costing about £1.35, the RAC has said. Lower global oil prices and a stronger pound were the main reasons prices had fallen,

A reduction in crude oil prices in recent weeks has improved margins on retail auto fuels, providing state-owned firms a headroom to cut petrol and diesel prices by Rs 2-3 per litre, rating agency Icra said.

A reduction in crude oil prices in recent weeks has improved margins on retail auto fuels, providing state-owned firms a headroom to cut petrol and diesel prices by ₹ 2-3 per litre, rating agency Icra said on Thursday.

The average price for unleaded petrol at UK forecourts on Tuesday was 135.7p per litre, the RAC said, following a fall in oil prices and the strength of the pound

Average prices for fuel across UK forecourts are nearly 7p per litre cheaper than a month ago, which is their lowest level in almost three years. The cost of petrol per litre has fallen from 142.9p to 136.2p, while diesel has dropped from 147.7p to 140.9p.

Motorists across the UK are experiencing overdue relief at the pumps as petrol and diesel prices have dropped with drivers now paying less to fill up their car in the colder months than in previous years.

Where to find the cheapest petrol in London as prices hit three-year low - Some pumps in the capital are selling petrol at less than 130p a litre - well below the UK average of 135.7p

Petrol prices have reached a three-year low due to a fall in oil prices and the strength of the pound. The average price of a litre of the fuel at UK forecourts on Tuesday was 135.7p, the RAC said. Petrol prices reached a record high of 191.

Petrol prices have reached a three-year low due to a fall in oil prices and the strength of the pound, the RAC have confirmed. The average price of a litre of the fuel at UK forecourts on Tuesday was 135.