Hauliers demand 25p in the pound rebate
Published Date: 14/07/08
The hauliers, who are demanding a 25p-in-the-pound tax rebate on diesel, held a rally outside Parliament to spell out their fears.
The average price of diesel is now £1.32 a litre. Hauliers say this leaves them with fuel bills of up to £1,000 per week for an articulated lorry.Many complain that they may be driven out of business because of competition from drivers from other European countries where fuel is cheaper.
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