Fuel
#4
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Here is the easy way to determine prices:
http://www.prix-carburants.gouv.fr/
http://www.acl.lu/html/tour_info/pri...arburants.html
http://www.prix-carburants.gouv.fr/
http://www.acl.lu/html/tour_info/pri...arburants.html
#5
Joined: Apr 2003
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At the current exchange rate, average prices in France for unleaded are noticeably higher than in most English petrol stations. But it fluctuates, and the petrol station at Dover docks is always pricier than anywhere else.
Diesel, BTW, seems always pricier in England than in France.
As in England, hypermarket/superstore prices (and conventional stations immediately around the hypermarket) are cheaper than elsewhere: French motorway service stations are a bit pricier than ordinary petrol stations, but not as extortionately so as in Britain.
If you're on a ferry, and English prices remain lower, there's a Tesco with fuel just as the A2 stops on the edge of Dover.
Diesel, BTW, seems always pricier in England than in France.
As in England, hypermarket/superstore prices (and conventional stations immediately around the hypermarket) are cheaper than elsewhere: French motorway service stations are a bit pricier than ordinary petrol stations, but not as extortionately so as in Britain.
If you're on a ferry, and English prices remain lower, there's a Tesco with fuel just as the A2 stops on the edge of Dover.





