Soldato
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Diesel, 1.40 around here.
/Gets jacket.
/Gets jacket.
petrol prices
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should add - if i got a monthly train pass i would be paying over £300 a month
petrol usually equals £80 a week - so thats what £320 per month, so im saving - as id also still need to get to and park at the train station - plus have the extra inconvenience of another hours travel or so a day sat on a train.
petrol usually equals £80 a week - so thats what £320 per month, so im saving - as id also still need to get to and park at the train station - plus have the extra inconvenience of another hours travel or so a day sat on a train.
I remember went £4 got me 14 litres
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[TW]Fox;11788004 said:£320 is £20 more than £300
He did say that there would be additional costs involved in getting to the station and paying for parking there.
All day parking at my station has gone from £2.50 to £5 in the last year.
[DOD]Asprilla;11788026 said:
All day parking at my station is £3, it's £4 to park at work. But the station next closest to me (4 miles, instead of 2miles) has free parking
At the moment, it's about £9 a day on the train, or in petrol.
It will.
It will.
It will.
it will, right now the sudden rise of countries needing oil has increased demand very fast, sooner rather than later the supply will catch back up.
Demand has grown by between 4-6%. This does not strike mas a 'sudden rise' which has 'increased demand very fast'.
£100 parking a day?
What do you drive? A gold-plated rocking horse turd, guarded by royal cavalry?
heh - i wish
monthly i meant, its at least £4 per day..... just not worth it
plus a train journey adds on another 30 minutes each way (not including driving to and from station)