For some, the cost of fuel has gone up so much they might have to quit their job.
All this has led to soaring prices, and that's affected people like Gordon, who works as a driver in Consett, County Durham, and is even considering changing his job because of the cost of petrol in the UK right now.
Olivia's a nurse in Flintshire, north Wales. When she filled up her car this week, it cost her £55, and has seen prices near her as much as 195p per litre."I work as a nurse and it takes me half an hour to get there and half an hour back."Olivia says the cost of petrol is having a big impact on her and her nursing colleagues"My colleagues that do community nursing and have to drive around to patients houses - it's costing them an absolute fortune.
"I spend about £200 a month at the moment and I just don't know when that's going to stop going up. I'm just really worried."
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