Fuel updates.
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Yes, if you look at that way. It was just a thought mind.
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I understand your idea, but i don't think it is really feasible. All those status updates must be checked by someone for accuracy. And that would be like a dayjob.
I think for now best is to rely on the news channels and websites of the (local) fuel suppliers what the latest status is.
And just read 1 or 2 news channels, not the whole bunch! My idea is, if 1 or 2 news channels are posting the same news regarding fuel supplies, rising fuel prices or fuel restrictions or whatever, the rest of all the news channels will post the same news.
Just curious, which countries are you the most worried about regarding fuel prices, fuel availability?
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Mainly France and Germany. I'm probably worrying over nothing.
Must be my age.
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Hi, there is actually no discussion in German (and as far as I know in middle Europe) about problems with the gasoline supply. If problems in the Middle East persist, prices will continue to rise for the time being. Right now, the price in Germany is around €2 per liter.
Furthermore, we import only a small percentage of our supply from the Middle East 6.1%. (see image)
All we hear about are kerosene prices for air travel, especially during the summer travel season. There is talk of shortages and higher prices.
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Mainly France and Germany. I'm probably worrying over nothing.
Must be my age.@Garry-Davis said in Fuel updates.:
Mainly France and Germany. I'm probably worrying over nothing.
Must be my age.I haven't read any bad news about Germany and France.
In fact, Germany is even lowering the excise duties on fuels to lower the prices.
And beside that, the fuel producing countries are going to work more closer to avoid any fuel shortages (until the crude oil reserves are completely used).
I won't worry that much. Best is to keep updated about fuel prices and fuel availability day by day.
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Thanks Nomko & Jorgen, that's put my mind at rest
I think I'll concentrate on enjoying my trip, rather than worry about things, as I said earlier, it must be my age worrying too much. Thanks again gentlemen, have a great weekend. -
I guess there are Apps and websites for every country in Europe where you can check the prices. Availability may not be given, but if a station is out of service, most likely it will not show any prices.
Example for Austria from official "mobility club" ÖAMTC:
Example for Germany from Clever Tanken:
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Thanks Nomko & Jorgen, that's put my mind at rest
I think I'll concentrate on enjoying my trip, rather than worry about things, as I said earlier, it must be my age worrying too much. Thanks again gentlemen, have a great weekend.@Garry-Davis said in Fuel updates.:
Thanks Nomko & Jorgen, that's put my mind at rest
I think I'll concentrate on enjoying my trip, rather than worry about things, as I said earlier, it must be my age worrying too much. Thanks again gentlemen, have a great weekend.Where are you going in Germany?
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There is an app for that, it is called "Fuel Flash" (blue tantstationsign on a yellow background), it covers most of the European countries and others will come to it (Danmark is recently added). The app shows, if a station is open or not and what the actual fuel prices are. You can show it as a list or on a map. You can also directly make route to the station you like most.They are very accurated. I am using it on my way through Spain and Portugal.
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Mainly the Black Forest, and might pop into Switzerland, it's only a short trip, my big European trips coming in August.
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Lex, that's brilliant, I'm just installing it on my phone now.
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Lex, that's brilliant, I'm just installing it on my phone now.
@Garry-Davis that is exactly how I think about it. And to keep up the good work, I wll buy the premium version for only € 1,79 a year or €8,99 lifetime.
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Mainly the Black Forest, and might pop into Switzerland, it's only a short trip, my big European trips coming in August.
@Garry-Davis said in Fuel updates.:
Mainly the Black Forest, and might pop into Switzerland, it's only a short trip, my big European trips coming in August.
@Garry-Davis
No problem for now with fuel in Germany and over here in The Netherlands, only the price differences.
Germany has dynamic prices and they change in the day, here at the border the cheapes time to get your tank filled up is in the evening, prices can change more then € 0,30 at the same fuel station in the day.Differences between countries in Europe are also big as every country has its own taxes, for example here in The Netherlands de prices are around €0,50 a Liter higher as in Germany.
Get an App like the one found at https://ich-tanke.de/karte on your Phone for Germany as the prices in one city can be very different also. -
Mainly the Black Forest, and might pop into Switzerland, it's only a short trip, my big European trips coming in August.
@Garry-Davis said in Fuel updates.:
Mainly the Black Forest, and might pop into Switzerland, it's only a short trip, my big European trips coming in August.
Keep in mind that you need a motorway vignette and environmental sticker depending on whete you are going when you go to Switzerland
