Sentence examples for diesel drivers from inspiring English sources

Diesel drivers have been given tax breaks by successive governments, including when King was chief scientific adviser, to buy diesel cars because they have lower carbon dioxide emissions.

But activists also are pushing the government to give diesel drivers financial help to switch to cleaner vehicles.

Diesel drivers may gain a partial reprieve from proposed punitive measures aimed at improving air quality, Theresa May has indicated.

They say that banning diesel cars from streets in city centers will only force diesel drivers to take other, probably longer routes.

Driving the extra miles in search of cheaper fuel means UK petrol drivers could be wasting £8 each month and diesel drivers £21.

Even more Europeans, about 20percentt, use diesel, which costs about a third less than gasoline, and diesel drivers travel about 50percentt more than others.

"You'll never find a diesel driver complaining that they're not getting the posted mileage," said Allen Schaeffer, executive director of the Diesel Technology Forum.

"The ordinary diesel driver has been blind to this over-charging simply because there isn't the fuel price transparency that is normal in Australia, South East Asia and across the USA.

Non-diesel drivers not registered with the CC Autopay system, who presently number just over a quarter of those who pay the charge, would pay £14 or £20.

Many of the cabs use diesel, and drivers had initially complained about clean-air restrictions.

RAC fuel spokesperson Simon Williams told Sky News: "July was a bumper month for diesel vehicle drivers with the average price falling by 5p a litre, saving £3 on a fill-up.