Fuel prices are one of a number of expenses that have rocketed and we want to hear if you are changing your habits because of it.
The RAC said that petrol costs in March hit as much as 163.3p in cheaper garages while diesel hit 177.3p. On motorways, the prices were almost £2 a litre at their peak.
Despite a drop this month with many as low as 145.9p in some petrol stations, prices still dwarf this time last year when the AA reported the average price of petrol at 126.3p.
Rising costs have hit many people hard over the last few months, and we want to hear if you are making changes like avoiding taking trips in the car.
Whether it's getting public transport to work every day or occasionally walking to the shops instead of driving, let us know if you are trying anything to save on fuel.
You can share your experiences in the comments section.
