"what fuel prices?" should probably also be an option

interesting topic, sounds like the admin is feeling the pressure from the iran war lol, thought you said the eu has no problem with higher gas prices lololol

it's only a matter of time till this regime collapses and prices go back to normal.

Petrol here actually stayed pretty similar, before you know who went rouge it was low 1.60s, now it's high 1.7s...diesel though skyrocketed.

Would be worth running this poll in a month or so and see how much of those chauvinistic nays become yays.

I'm fortunate enough to say the price of fuel doesn't impact my driving frequency.

Even if it doubled from today's prices, I honestly think I still would drive lol.

I'm happy about any meter I can walk. I recently moved to a very walkable city and I am truly grateful for it.

On average, I drive about 1,000 km per month, although I drove about 30,000 km last year.
Fortunately, my employer compensates me for all the gasoline costs, so the increase in fuel prices is frustrating only in the sense that it drags up all other prices.

Current fuel price right now where I live is $3.24 usd per liter. So over $12 per US gal.

I don’t drive any less, because the most expensive part about owning a car in hk isn’t even the fuel. However this surge in fuel price has definitely made me think more about getting an electric family car. At this rate, I expect to pay about $4-5k for fuel this year, but it would cost like 1/10th of that if I drove an electric car

I am retired and therefore don't commute anywhere. I drive less than 100 miles a month, so no need to drive less. I don't drive often, but every drive is an experience.

Ive ended up not driving the Alfa around, but thats about it

I don't drive very often—usually just on weekends. I like to take the car out on expressways or winding coastal mountain roads to clear my head. My monthly fuel cost is typically around €64–€77 or $69–$83, only about a few dozen yuan more than what I used to spend.

@FastestLaps I can’t drive should be an option.