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Germans Flock to Poland to Buy Cheaper Fuel, Leading to Local Shortage Concerns
German drivers cause local fuel shortages in western Poland border towns as prices rise due to Middle East conflict, with some stations suspending sales, officials said.
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Is it worth crossing the border from Germany for cheaper fuel?
Fuel prices in Germany have been rising faster than in other countries, creating a boom in 'fuel tourism'. Here's a look at petrol prices in the neighbouring countries, and what to know about bringing fuel over the border.
German motorists are looking for ways to avoid the high fuel prices. A neighbouring country is increasingly focusing on this.
Germans flock to Poland to buy cheaper fuel, leading to local shortage concerns
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Since the war in Iran, fuel prices have risen significantly – especially in Germany. However, the difference with petrol stations in Poland is so great that many Germans drive to refuel in the neighbouring country. That is not without consequences.
In Poland, the increasing German fuel tourism is becoming more and more a problem because of the Iran war. First petrol stations had to close due to fuel shortages.
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