I have to when the light comes on .Nor have I, but then I haven’t been near a petrol station either.
I have to when the light comes on .Nor have I, but then I haven’t been near a petrol station either.
I hardly do any miles at the moment. The van could do with filling up, but it’s not urgent yet. I could also do with a couple of jerrycans filling for the quad, but again not too desperate yet. I might be forced to venture out and face the world middle of next week.I have to when the light comes on .
Careful , it's a dangerous place , no mans land .I hardly do any miles at the moment. The van could do with filling up, but it’s not urgent yet. I could also do with a couple of jerrycans filling for the quad, but again not too desperate yet. I might be forced to venture out and face the world middle of next week.
Stafford services been out for a couple of days last week, plus some garages around Stoke.Seen no queues , no empty stations , more remainer bollox
Stopped at the first one , on the A500 , hardly off the beaten trackStafford services been out for a couple of days last week, plus some garages around Stoke.
We've not been too bad, Mrs got some before it all kicked off and managed to land on one mid week to top up as she's a mobile carer. Car wise I had half a tank which is 2 week driving to work for me, but managed to top up both cars this morning at Tesco with no queuing. Work wise, we've had regular updates from the office on who's got what and not got any and my truck only needs 2 fills a week so managed one at Runcorn on Tuesday but they'd ran out on Thursday so got some at Charnock Richard on my way to Darwen, then topped it up Friday afternoon at Goole ready for next week.
From what I saw and heard there was quite a bit of queuing on major routes and in the cities but you were better finding the ones off the beaten track
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Totally agree. Particularly as we are supposed to be in a free market economy. The 'Karens' saying the government needs to do something, whenever something goes wrong BMP TBHThe government doesn't control petrol prices (apart from through the taxes) fuel retailers do. If retailers raised prices temporarily where there are shortages they would reduce the demand.
The government isn't omnipotent, in the last 30 years the terrible idea that the government is the cause and solution to everything has grown like a cancer.
Plenty of empty stations around here, managed to get £35 worth the other day but that’s it.Seen no queues , no empty stations , more remainer bollox
Boris is only sending diesel to leaver countiesPlenty of empty stations around here, managed to get £35 worth the other day but that’s it.
You don't get out much then?Seen no queues , no empty stations , more remainer bollox
Not in Wales , noYou don't get out much then?
We were leaveBoris is only sending diesel to leaver counties
Oh dear .We were leave
I thought everywhere wasWe were leave
How wrong you are neilo .Nah, that’s just what @bobk likes to dream off.
Bit more than that but according to a former instructor, if you didn't get blood on the wheels you passed.Hmm
Friend with relation in the army reckons the MOD HGV test consisted of hitching on a trailer, driving up & down the runway acouple of times, then unhitching the trailer.