The average price of diesel in the UK has reached £2 a litre, according to the RAC motoring group, marking an all-time high for the fuel.
Petrol prices are rising at the same time, adding to costs for motorists across the country. The increase means drivers using diesel are paying more at the pumps as the average price reaches the £2-a-litre level.
The latest figures were highlighted in an explainer examining why diesel prices have reached this record average. The supplied information does not give further details about the causes of the increase or provide a date for when the figure was recorded.
The RAC is the organisation cited for the diesel price estimate. No further reaction or measures relating to the increase were included in the supplied material.