Thread: E10 petrol - the pitfalls.
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Old 05-08-2021, 18:37   #17
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Re: E10 petrol - the pitfalls.
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Originally Posted by tweetiepooh View Post
Probably decided "pre-CV19". Now more folk can and do work from home -> less car commutes -> less mileage -> less pollution saving BUT more problems because cars aren't getting used as much so not emptying/filling tanks -> E10 problems. But policies can't be reversed or delayed so easily so we get stuck with it.
Ah, so this is how they force people back to their offices!

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Originally Posted by Carth View Post
Here we go again, making things worse while attempting to make things better.

Who's behind this latest one? Is it petrol companies, car manufacturers, the Govt, environmental activists, Disney?
Agreed. This will come back to bite them in the bum.
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