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Fuel app usage explodes: Dutch flock to cheapest gas stations

Fuel app usage explodes: Dutch flock to cheapest gas stations

Usage of fuel price comparison apps has surged in the Netherlands as citizens seek cheaper gas stations following price hikes linked to the Iran conflict. Despite the increased costs, road traffic remains heavy, while interest in electric vehicles is growing rapidly.

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