In the UK, fuel delays are being bought in panic in some places

Due to the lack of truck drivers, fuel deliveries at British filling stations are still delayed, reports TV3 News.

As a result, several petrol tanks have had to be closed, while cars have been standing in long lines for several days at filling stations that continue to operate.

It has also been observed that some customers have started to buy fuel in a panic, so there are restrictions on the number of liters allowed to be bought in some places.

Great Britain driver

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“Look, my car’s tank is empty. How do I go to work on Monday? Understand, I’m already tired. I’ve been to three filling stations. “

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There is no shortage of fuel in refineries, but delays in their delivery to petrol tanks due to a lack of truck drivers. Following the withdrawal of Great Britain from the European Union (EU), the number of driver-migrant workers of Eastern European origin in Great Britain has significantly decreased.

To address the crisis, the British government plans to temporarily issue several thousand temporary visas to foreign drivers.

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