AA urges Treasury to cut fuel levies ahead of possible November price shock
The Automobile Association (AA) says cutting fuel taxes by R3 a litre could ease pressure on households, businesses and public-transport users as early data points to a possible petrol-price increase of up to R4.58 in November.
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