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Professional drivers express concern over the rising price of diesel, which will see them working longer hours, while regular customers worry about the impact on supermarket prices. Report by Gluszczykm. Like us on Facebook at http://www.facebook.com/itn and follow us on Twitter at http://twitter.com/itn

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00:00Yeah, because fuel is essential, so it's like food, we need it to survive.
00:04So when they're pushing out the price of fuel, everyone's going to think, yeah, let's push out the price of,
00:07let's say, bread, milk, everything.
00:09I use the diesel every single day. I work as a delivery driver for parcels, and I'm loading every single
00:17week, like, 80, 90 pounds for the diesel.
00:20So my comps, still the same, but I had to take more for my comps to pay for the diesel
00:29and works, you know.
00:31I didn't know we had that much fuel reserved over here personally, myself. I think we got one of the
00:35lowest in Europe.
00:37So, you know, sooner or later, everyone's going to start panic buying.
00:42So, you know, I ain't got a clue when it gets to that, like, what we had before when all
00:47the pumps dried up and everyone was trying to buy diesel.
00:50It's going to go back to that.
00:51We have to work more hours, actually. Just for the same amount of income, we have to work more hours.

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