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Was topping up the motor last night, and its about 83p per litre here in the north of England (thats the cheapest I can find) and I thought to myself "prices for petrol are cheaper now than they were when I started driving 4 years ago!" Yet, a month or so ago, I was paying £1.23 per litre of petrol!

I hear that not many people drive in Japan due to lack of parking spaces and other problems, but what are petrol prices like for you? Or if your not in Japan, what are petrol prices like in your part of the world?

On a separate note, do you think driving is cheaper than public transport?

Just to put this in perspective: £1 = ¥135 = $1.45(USD) at the current exchange rate.

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