Bid to End Fuel Panic as Government Changes Advic

The video discusses the recent fuel panic, highlighting the decrease in queues at petrol stations and the change in government advice. It examines the public's reaction to the advice, the impact on fuel stations, and the surge in fuel sales. The video concludes with current advice to be sensible and concerns about potential future strikes.

What change in government advice helped reduce panic buying at petrol stations?

• Closing petrol stations temporarily

• Offering discounts on fuel

• Stating there is no urgency to top up

• Encouraging people to buy more fuel

Who does retailer Paul Sykes blame for the fuel shortages?

• Panic buyers

• The government

• Petrol station owners

• The unions

By what percentage did fuel sales increase during the peak of the panic buying?

• 200%

• 150%

• 100%

• 172%

What is the government's current advice regarding filling up fuel?

• Fill up only when necessary

• Avoid using cars

• Stock up on fuel immediately

• Wait for further instructions

What is the minimum notice period for a potential fuel strike?

• Five days

• Ten days

• Three days

• Seven days