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  1. Government announced transport fare adjustments and expanded ferry services in response to global fuel price surges and congestion.
  2. Rising fuel prices are increasing operating costs for transport operators, leading transport groups to demand policy action from the government.

Rising Van Mileage and Diesel Costs Impact Transport Operations

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Department for Transport figures show UK vans covered 58.5 billion miles in 2024, which is a 9.5% increase from 2019. This rise in mileage is contributing to increased diesel costs, especially as diesel reached a record average of 200.01p per litre at the start of October. Wasted journeys, such as returning to base for tools, are cited as a main cause of these extra miles.

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Rising fuel prices are increasing operating costs for transport operators. Since every mile costs more for businesses running vans, this trend is part of a larger situation where transport groups are demanding policy action from the government.

Rising fuel prices are increasing operating costs for transport operators, leading transport groups to demand policy action from the government. Government announced transport fare adjustments and expanded ferry services in response to global fuel price surges and congestion.

From blueandgreentomorrow.com

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