Drivers backed by £2.7m boost to ease fuel price pressure amid fears of 'network collapse'

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Drivers backed by £2.7m boost to ease fuel price pressure amid fears of 'network collapse'.

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The Scottish Government has pledged further funding for certain drivers to battle against petrol and diesel prices, which continue to be a huge hindrance for motorists.Since April 2026, the Scottish Government has delivered extra support for bus operators to deal with rising fuel costs.It has currently invested £3.5million for operators, especially small and medium enterprises, as well as community transport operators.A further £2.7million will be provided to continue the fuel support until October 2026, for a total cost of £6.2million.

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TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say The conflict in the Middle East between the United States and Israel has forced oil prices higher than levels seen over the last three years.Fresh data from the RAC shows that drivers are currently paying 161.64p per litre for petrol and 181.92p for diesel.While RAC Fuel Watch does not forecast any changes to petrol or diesel in the near future, drivers are still battling against expensive costs.The price of Brent crude...

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