So the figures have been released from spring this year that show sales of petrol and diesel fell quite a bit (~10%):
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-19810276
To the point where the AA are commenting on how it's not accounted for by more fuel efficient cars.
What I don't get is why this is seen as a negative thing?
Fault? Accused? Surely it's a good thing that fossil fuel usage is going down? It's better for the environment, possibly better for our health, and reducing demand means prices should be lower for those who do still use petrol/diesel.Originally Posted by bbc


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