At least 143 stations have run out of diesel and 136 have no petrol because of a massive fuel rush. High demand and a lack of delivery trucks have caused backlogs at fuel pumps from Durban to Cape ...

Take Gretel Packer, whose icebreaker-turned luxury motor yacht Arctic P has a whopping 1.4 million-litre tank – she’s looking at an eye-watering $4.32m bill to fill up at $3.10 per litre for diesel.

We investigate a car struggling with a failing fuel pump, explaining symptoms, causes, and how it affects overall vehicle performance. Another Trump official made a concerning new threat A 57-meter ...

Motorists across the Mumbai Metropolitan Region (MMR), particularly in Mumbai city, Thane, Kalyan and Navi Mumbai, have been queueing for hours at petrol stations this week amid fears of a looming ...

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With gas prices surging in every state from California to New York, drivers face the highest prices they’ve seen at the pump in years. Already wincing from the high cost of living, some are going out ...

From Gujarat to Tamil Nadu, long lines at fuel pumps reflect growing anxiety over oil supplies even as officials urge calm and assure of adequate supply. India's government called an all-party meeting ...

Fuel purchases limited due to shortages at pumps Private vehicles limited to 50 litres per day Prime Minister says country has enough fuel, problem lies in transportation to filling stations Retailer ...

Australia’s government is trying to calm nerves after admitting fuel rationing isn’t off the table. But before any Aussies start hoarding jerry cans and turning their swimming pools and hot tubs into ...

Pay up first, tank up later—at a time of crunch, that’s the message from state-run oil marketing companies to fuel stations. A petrol pump attendant picks up a nozzle to refuel a vehicle at an Indian ...