Drivers across Europe are facing significant challenges due to a sharp increase in diesel fuel prices, impacting transportation costs and daily commutes.

European drivers are estimated to spend an additional 220 euros annually on fuel due to the conflict in Iran, a projection based on comparisons with 2022 data when the Russian invasion of Ukraine significantly raised oil prices.

European drivers are experiencing significant strain due to a continuous increase in diesel prices across the continent.

Exclusive: Oil at $100 a barrel means higher prices in the EU and UK, making savings for those with electric vehicles even greater, analysts say European drivers face paying an extra €220 (£190) a year at the pumps because of the surge in oil prices caused by the war in Iran, analysts have warned. In the UK, a separate estimate puts the cost at an extra £140. A sustained oil price of $100 a barrel, the level seen on Monday, would mean motorists in the EU paying €55bn more over a year, researc...

Two new directives from the European Parliament's Transport Committee are set to bring significant changes to road safety, directly impacting millions of European drivers and potentially resulting in thousands losing their licenses in Greece and across Europe.