At Less than 1.70 Euro per Litre of Fuel, Andorra's Stations Are Filling Up
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Lower fuel prices are prompting more and more French motorists to cross the border into Andorra to fill up. In Pas de la Casa, a town in the Principality of Andorra near the border with France, a steady stream of cars forms at one of the largest gas stations in the area.
On Tuesday, the panels displayed 1,677 euros per liter of diesel oil and 1,685 euros per liter of unleaded 95 against much more than 2 euros in most stations in France. In a landscape of peeled mountains, at an altitude of more than 2,000 meters, many Frenchmen did not hesitate, even in the middle of the week, to travel sometimes more than a hundred kilometers to fill their reservoir in the Principality. "70 cents less than in France, the case i…
A constant flow of vehicles aligns with one of the largest gas stations in Pas de la Casa, Andorra, near the border with France. Drivers are attracted by lower fuel prices, reports AFP, quoted by Agerpres.
A constant flow of vehicles aligns with one of the largest gas stations in Pas de la Casa, Andorra, near the border with France, attracted by lower fuel prices, informs AFP.
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