Fuel prices: “Why get up in the morning to go to work? »

REPORT. Consequence of the war in Ukraine, the price of gasoline keeps increasing. Refueling means for many people making choices.

In the service station of a shopping center, in Rezé, south of Nantes.
© Charles Guyard

From our correspondent in Nantes, Charles Guyard

Published on 03/08/2022 at 12:35 p.m.
– Modified 03/08/2022 at 12:59 p.m.

Dn this service station of a hypermarket in the Nantes conurbation, two attitudes: when some watch the automaton like milk on the fire, others prefer to look away, so as not to see the lines of numbers panic . That of the price especially, which progresses twice as fast as that of the liters. Even before parking near pump number 12, Céline had also prepared for this oil shock version XXI^e century, a consequence of the war in Ukraine. According to figures from the Ministry of Ecological Transition, the price of a liter of diesel thus increased by 14 cents on average in France last week.

“I’m going to make my eyes bleed just by seeing the thing go by,” quips this 36-year-old nursing assistant in nursing home. If she has to take the vo…

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