Interview with Prime Minister Boris Johnson on fuel crisis

The transcript discusses the challenges faced by people due to fuel supply issues, emphasizing that the problem is demand-driven. The Prime Minister advises the public to continue their routines while the situation stabilizes. The discussion shifts to immigration policies affecting the road haulage industry, highlighting the need for controlled immigration to improve job quality and wages. The transcript concludes with a focus on improving job standards and wage growth, particularly for lower-income workers, as part of a broader leveling-up strategy.

What is the primary cause of the fuel shortage according to the Prime Minister?

• Demand surge

• Weather conditions

• Supply issues

• Government policies

Why has the government relaxed visa rules for HGV drivers?

• To increase immigration

• To address driver shortages

• To reduce fuel prices

• To improve road safety

What is the Prime Minister's stance on immigration in the road haulage industry?

• Increase immigration to lower costs

• Encourage more low-wage immigration

• Maintain control to ensure fair wages

• Completely close the borders

What positive change is occurring in the job market according to the Prime Minister?

• Reduction in job quality

• Decrease in job opportunities

• Increase in wages, especially for lower-income workers

• Stagnation of wages

What does the Prime Minister suggest is necessary for improving the road haulage industry?

• Investing in facilities and job quality

• Increasing the number of drivers

• Reducing driver wages

• Importing more goods